Eye health

Modern urbanites rely on electronic devices in their daily lives, and prolonged use of mobile phones, computers, and other devices has become the norm. Recently, an organization conducted an investigation into this phenomenon, interviewing […]

Many people are accustomed to sleeping on their stomachs, but ophthalmologists warn that this sleeping method may lead to increased intraocular pressure, thereby significantly increasing the risk of glaucoma.

To prevent skin aging, women have always attached great importance to sun protection and UV protection. Applying sunscreen when going out on sunny days has become common sense. However, many people may overlook

Glaucoma is known as the "sight thief" because its early symptoms are often not obvious, and patients find it difficult to immediately notice that their vision is quietly losing. However, acute glaucoma is like "

In recent years, blueberries have been hailed as a holy product for eye protection, especially in modern working environments where people stare at computer and mobile phone screens for long periods of time, which can easily cause eye discomfort such as soreness, dryness, and fatigue.

Poor air quality not only exacerbates respiratory problems, but also requires attention to pollutants that can "pump" into the air, triggering dry eyes and conjunctivitis. A woman stayed outdoors for only ten minutes on a "hazy day" earlier.

Today is World Sight Day. The World Health Organization released its first global vision report earlier, which pointed out that due to factors such as population growth and aging, as well as lack of exercise in life,

Many people have the habit of rubbing their eyes, especially when they just wake up. But you may not know that if the cornea is rubbed frequently, it may become deformed at any time.

Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is a common cause of visual impairment in the elderly, and due to genetic factors, the incidence of wet AMD in Hong Kong is higher than in other regions.

Eyelashes are the first line of defense for the eyes. When children show symptoms such as constant blinking, red eyes, rubbing eyes, photophobia or tearing, parents often think that it is just common eye allergies.