Dehydration has negative effects for your health and that includes your eyes too. However, you should know that the last statement has two different meanings. First, it means when your body is dehydrated, it can affect your eyes. Meaning, when you are physically dehydrated, you can get symptoms like double vision or blurred vision. Another…
DetailsThroughout history, humans have worked to protect and enhance eye health, adapting their methods as they gained new knowledge and developed better tools. In ancient times, before modern medical practices, clear vision was critical for survival, especially when hunting and navigating challenging environments. This need led different cultures to develop unique approaches to eye care,…
DetailsMaintaining your eye health is not a full-time job. There are very simple things you can do to keep your peepers healthier. The first of the lifestyle changes as you can imagine would be to lower your daily screen time. But before you try and do that right now, there are still many more important…
DetailsNatural remedies are how people treated common eye conditions for thousands of years before modern medicine came along. So, it is safe to say that they work. Today, they may seem dated in the context of the modern day and age, but they are still very potent and should be the first line of defence…
DetailsYoga is one of the few tools available that can help you keep your mind and body healthy together. As the country that has invented yoga and shared it with the world, there is still a lot we don’t know about it. Did you know simple yoga exercises performed every day can help you maintain…
DetailsIf you break down the symptoms of Retinitis Pigmentosa (RP), one of the earliest and most telltale symptoms of retinitis pigmentosa is night blindness. As you would remember from your biology textbooks, night blindness is a deficiency disease of vitamin A. So, are vitamin A supplements used for treating retinitis pigmentosa? While it is not…
DetailsSquint eye, known as strabismus, is a condition where one eye deviates from the line of sight, causing the eyes to point in different directions. Often, people recognize squint without knowing its clinical name, and it’s referred to by various terms in different Indian languages. Historically, strabismus was considered untreatable, leaving those affected to face…
DetailsRetinitis Pigmentosa (RP) is a rare eye condition, but still, there are thousands of people in India and elsewhere that suffer from it. The slow retinal breakdown due to varying factors can sometimes lead to complete vision loss. The symptoms of RP start showing early, but without proper medical care, they can be left unchecked…
DetailsAs the name suggests, degenerative eye conditions are diseases that lead to loss of central vision. Degenerative eye conditions lead to different internal parts of your eye to disintegrate over time due to varying factors, which leads to central vision loss. Degenerative macular disintegration and retina degeneration are just some examples of degenerative eye diseases.…
DetailsHas anybody told you that the cause of certain common eye diseases could be a lack of enough sleep? No matter how impossible it seems, the cause of eye irritation can have its roots in sleep deprivation. Droopy eyelids, puffy eyes, and dark circles are a given if you’ve had a poor night’s rest. But…
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