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Eye drops are a liquid that is used for various eye conditions, such as red eye and after eye surgery. Eye drops usually contain saline as a basic ingredient. Depending on the intended use, eye drops can also contain artificial tear lubricants, or anti-redness substances, as well as medications. There are eye drops that can be purchased at stalls, there are some that are prescribed by doctors, and there are some that are only used by eye specialists. When do eye drops be needed? Eye drops are usually used for the following conditions: 1. Cataract surgery Lens removal surgery and replacement with artificial lenses require eye drops. Before surgery, eye drops are used to prevent infection, make pupils bigger, and numb in the eye area. After surgery, eye drops can reduce the risk of infection and help cure. 2. Conjunctivitis (infectious eye disease) Conjunctivitis is an infection or irritation of the conjunctiva (a thin and clear membrane on the inside of the eyelid that covers the whites...

Cross strabismus is a condition where the position of the two eyes is not aligned, which causes the person's gaze to not be fixed on one object at the same time. One side of the eye can be upside down, inside, up, or down like it is distracted to look the other way. In many cases, the eyes will be turned in turn. Familiar with this condition? Crossed eyes are caused by genetic factors Squinting usually occurs in people who have weak eye muscle control or who have nearsightedness. In many cases, there is no exact cause for this eye condition. Crossed eyes can occur all the time or only at certain times, such as when under stress, after a lot of reading , or due to an underlying disease. Apart from daily activities, a squint of eyes that just arises in adulthood can be a sign of the beginning of a stroke . Some people are born with eye positions that are not naturally aligned. This is called congenital squint. Squinting usually develops in infants and children, most often starting at...

In order to work properly, the eyes depend on the flow of tears to provide constant moisture and lubricants to maintain vision and comfort. Tears are a combination of water, as a moisturizing agent; oil, lubricating agent; mucus; to even spread; and special antibodies and proteins, which fight infection. All of these components are released from special glands around the eyes. Symptoms of dry eyes Dry eyes occur when the eyes do not produce tears as they should, or when the supporting composition of tears is not of the right consistency and evaporates too quickly. When tears don't lubricate your eyes properly, you can experience: Smarting Sensitivity to light The sensation of rough or gritty in the eyes The sensation of heat, stinging, or itching in the eye Like there are concerns in the eye Reddish Blurred vision Eyes tired and runny Mucus in or around the eyes If left untreated, this condition will cause inflammation, pain, ulcers, or scars on the cornea. In certain cases, dry ey...

Laser In-Situ Keratomileusis or commonly known as LASIK, is a type of eye surgery that is often used to correct eye disorders such as nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism, and presbyopia. The purpose of LASIK is usually to reduce your dependence on visual aids such as glasses or contact lenses . This operation, which aims to improve visual function, works by reshaping the cornea, the part that is in front of the eye and looks clear, so that light passing through the cornea can focus on the retina located at the back of the eye. LASIK Risk Although relatively safe and the chances of success are very large, any type of operation including LASIK has its own risks. Some complications that may occur in LASIK surgery are: Technically, LASIK is actually a complex act. Problems can occur during corneal reconstruction, so it is highly recommended that you find a specialist doctor who is used to undergo LASIK. LASIK can cause you to lose your best vision. What is meant by the best vision...