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What is amblyopia?
Lazy eye, dominance in one eye but not the other causing poor vision
What are treatment options for people with amblyopia?
Covering good eye, exercises to strengthen weak eye, corrective lenses, and surgery
What is astigmatism?
Abnormal eye shape or curvature that causes blurred vision
What are treatment options for people with astigmatism?
Corrective lenses
What are cataracts?
Lens becomes cloudy due to trauma or aging
What are symptoms of cataracts?
Blurred vision, halos around lights, and milky white pupil
What are treatment options for people with cataracts?
Surgical removal of lens and prescribing something that compensates for the removed lens.
What is conjunctivitis or pink eye?
Contagious inflammation of the conjunctiva
What are symptoms of conjunctivitis?
Redness, swelling, pain, and pus
What are treatment options for people with conjunctivitis?
Antibiotics, eye drops, or ointment
What is glaucoma?
Caused by excess of aqueous humor and increased pressure
What are the symptoms of glaucoma?
Loss of peripheral vision, halos around lights, limited night vision, and mild aching
What’s the treatment for glaucoma?
Controlled with meds or surgery to improve drainage
What is hyperopia/farsightedness?
Image focuses behind the retina
How to treat hyperopia?
Convex lenses
What is myopia or nearsightedness?
Image focuses in front of the retina
How to treat myopia?
Concave lenses or laser surgery
What is presbyopia?
Farsightedness caused by loss of elasticity in lens
What does presbyopia occur as a result of?
Normal aging process
What is presbyopia treated with?
Reading glasses
What is strabismus?
Eyes do not focus or move together
What causes strabismus?
Muscle weakness in one or both eyes
What is the treatment for strabismus?
Eye exercises, covering good eye, corrective lens, surgery on eye muscles