Keratometry- 10 most important early referral time

BySaleha Zubair

Keratometry is a test which gives a report related to cornea’s anterior surface curvature. Here are the most important conditions in which it is wise to refer your patient for keratometry as a primary eye care practitioner. 1. Irregular astigmatism and keratometry If your patient is still experiencing blurry or distorted vision even with glasses,…

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Affect of poor sleep and ways to fix it

BySaleha Zubair

Have you ever woken up after a restless night with dry, irritated eyes or blurry vision? You’re not alone. Sleep plays a crucial role in maintaining overall health, and that includes your eye health. Yet, with busy schedules, excessive screen time, and stress, many people sacrifice sleep without realizing its impact on their vision or…

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Are pistachios good for my child’s eye

BySaleha Zubair

We live in a world where our children are very particular about eating. Having said that, the parents are also determined to make their child a clean eater. In this delimma, here is a question that we are going to address: ‘are pistachios good for my child’s eye?’ Overall health benefits Before discussing their ocular…

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Can you get anime eyes cosmetically?

BySaleha Zubair

Anime eyes creators use oversized eyes to make characters look more expressive, youthful, and emotional. This style dates back to Osamu Tezuka (Astro Boy’s creator), who was inspired by Disney characters like Bambi. The bigger the eyes, the easier it is to convey deep emotions—happiness, sadness, excitement, or even that classic anime glare! But in…

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Neuro-ophthalmology- noticing issues in the brain

BySaleha Zubair

Neuro-ophthalmology is a specialized field that bridges neurology and ophthalmology. It deals with complex interactions between the eyes, brain, and nerves, making it one of the most intriguing areas of medical science. Here are some amazing facts about neuro-ophthalmology that you should know: 1. The brain controls most of your vision Did you know that…

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Eye movments- noticing change in my child’s eyes

BySaleha Zubair

Have I ever noticed change in my child’s eye movements. Is my observation about my child’s eye movements is correct?. Well, YES. The noticing of peculiar gaze, head posture and not so normal eye movements in a toddler can be alarming for something interfering the normal brain functioning. There are following abnormal patterns that parents…

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Best contact lenses for dry eyes-comfort for a whole day

BySaleha Zubair

If you have dry eyes, you know how uncomfortable it can be to wear contact lenses. Whether it’s irritation, dryness, or that constant feeling like something’s in your eye, it can make wearing contacts feel more like a hassle than a convenience. In this article, we’ll share some of the best contact lenses for dry…

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Intermittent exotropia- things you should know about this condition

BySaleha Zubair

Intermittent exotropia is a common type of eye misalignment (strabismus) where one or both eyes tend to drift outward, particularly when focusing on distant objects or when a person is fatigued. This condition, often seen in children, can affect visual development if left untreated. Early detection and treatment are essential to prevent further complications in…

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Why doesn’t the blurring in my eyes go away?

BySaleha Zubair

When the perception of things in left eye are different from the right eye, then it turns gaze instability. This is common complain of many people when they are delving in day to day activities associated with motion and mobility e.g. sitting in the car and observing blurring. Our vision has to be very coordinated…