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Eye health

Eye problems are some of the more noticeable health conditions - as soon as your vision goes blurry or your eyes become dry, you know something's up. At whatever age you pick up your condition, we've a wealth of information from clinical experts on how to look after your eyes.

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Close-up of a females eyes showing one eye normal and the other head and swollen.

Eye health

Swollen eyelid

by Dr Caroline Wiggins, MRCGP

Chalazion

Eye health

Chalazion

by Dr Philippa Vincent, MRCGP

Floaters

Eye health

Eye floaters, flashes and haloes

by Dr Philippa Vincent, MRCGP

Stye

Eye health

Stye

by Dr Hayley Willacy, FRCGP

Eye conditions

Eye conditions are common and range from minor issues like conjunctivitis to more serious diseases like cataracts, glaucoma, and age-related macular degeneration.

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Eye injuries

Eye injuries vary from something very minor, such as getting shampoo in your eye, to something quite serious, such as a cut, which could cause permanent loss of vision.

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Eye symptoms

Common eye symptoms include dry eyes, watering eyes and red eye which can be caused by issues like age, medications or allergies.

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Eyelid problems

Swollen, twitching, or drooping eyelids can be irritating. Learn what might be causing your eyelid trouble and when to seek medical advice.

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