... You could have something like Uveitis or Iritis. When I had the Iritis- the light sensitivity was shear pain!! Like the others said, go see an opthamologist! If its either of those, it will need steroids to help calm it. GOod luck! (4 replies)

... It really depends on a lot of things. I do not know about the disorder they diagnosed you with. However, with dilation, if you have blue eyes your vision can stay blurred longer. Also, it really depends on the type of drop and how many drops they used. I had to be put on dilation drops for a bit. Just 1 drop, lasted two weeks!! So it really could be ok. If you are that... (1 replies)

... he last one I saw finally referred me to an opthamologist, more I think to shut me up than because he thought something was actually wrong. Anyway, I went to the opthamologist and he found "nothing physically wrong" and stated that my right eye is "structurally sound". ... (2 replies)

... To put your mind at rest, do make another appointment with a different opthamologist, not an optician but eye specialist, and also make an appointment with your doctor about your eye issues and any other health issues, then together with the eye opth and your doctor, they may work out what is causing your issues or at least keep an eye on them. I doubt the laser has much to... (1 replies)

... This vision change seemed sudden or may have been gradual, I'm not sure. The eye doctors say my eye is healthy. The Neuro Opthamologist said I have eye lid weekness from the MG but he can't understand why some things appear slightly wavy in both eyes. ... (10 replies)

... I get flashes of light in the corner of my eyes and have floaters, some have increased from before, had eye tests, all fine. Sometimes eye issues are unrelated to the eyes and can be due to an autoimmune illness like thyroid issues or others or neurological, but always best to get your eyes tested just in case. Keep a list of any changes etc and see the doctor/opthamologist... (4 replies)

... sses to read. I just got a new prescription for a pair of bifocals. Then this year I suddenly started seeing lights at the side of my eyes. I kept racing to the opthamologist thinking my retina was detaching. ... (7 replies)

... Hi there Had lasik 2 years ago, have residual astigmatism of -1 and -0.5 which doesnt bother me particularly...... The problem I struggle to see well at computers and tv screens, and in low light in the evening, even when I wear glasses to correct the above. This is not astigmatism. Neither opthamologist (independents, not from the lasik company) have suggested this... (1 replies)

... Hi. In my recent experience the answer to all of your questions is Yes. Go to your opthamologist, she will probably tell you to stop wearing makeup, warm soak your eyes twice a day then scrub directly after with water/baby shampoo, then recommend a drop 4 times a day, take fish oil/omega 3's.....then come back in a month. I did as she recommended and my site restored to its... (1 replies)

... Looking for the best Opthamologist in Central New Jersey. ... (3 replies)

... I wear glasses and can't see far away. My left eye is bothering and I need to see a doctor. I think something is wrong. Am I better off seeing a opthamologist or optometrist? ... (1 replies)

... I was diagnosed with blepharitis by an opthamologist about 2-3 years ago, and since then it has only gotten worse after multiple visits. At this point I think I understand the condition better than this doctor so I'm ready to get a second opinion... thanks. (0 replies)

... I recently has an eye exam with my Optometrist and got new disposable contacts in Janurary. I decided not to do the eye dialation. Anyway, lately I have had an increase in eye floaters and I believe I have been seeing some flashing light. I am only 25 but I am rather concerned and will make an appointment Monday to get my eyes checked and hopefully have dialation done. My... (2 replies)

... My mom has advanced glaucoma and has been doctoring in south carolina for the past year. We have relocated to Monroe New Jersey and I am looking for a good opthamologist to continue her care. Can anyone help? ... (1 replies)

... who is the best opthamologist (3 replies)

... n my eyes wide to feel better, but then the pressure sensation gets worse. I've been to neurologists, neurosurgeons, lyme doc, etc. Would it be worth seeing an opthamologist for this to see if there is anything behind my eyes doing this? ... (1 replies)

... How would I go about seeing an opthamologist? Do you have to see a general practitioner first and get a referral or can you make an appointment directly with the opthamologist? Thanks (1 replies)

... I am disabled and on ssi and medicaid I am having vision problems and want to find out if medicaid covers a visit to an opthamologist? (3 replies)

... I was wondering if there are certain conditions that a opthamologist could miss and a retinal specialist catch? ... (1 replies)

... I was told yesterday by my Opthamologist, that if I end up having a tear and/or detatchment in the retina, that I will require a Buckle and will be Miserable for years. Does anyone know what he means by Miserable for YEARS? He did not elaborate and rushed me out of the room before I had a chance to run his precious time over 10 minutes of "talk" I even skipped the exam... (67 replies)