Clear information on eye health, treatment and donation, plus updates from Pakistan Eye Bank Society.
Retinitis Pigmentosa, Night Vision and Questions for the Family
Retinitis pigmentosa can affect night vision and side vision. Learn about retinal tests, genetic counselling, follow-up and help with everyday activities.
Convergence Insufficiency When Reading Causes Double Vision
Convergence insufficiency can make reading tiring even with clear distance vision. Learn the signs, the eye tests needed and how treatment is planned.
Uveitis, a Painful Red Eye and Why Treatment Cannot Wait
Uveitis can cause eye pain, redness, floaters and blurred vision. Learn why prompt assessment matters, how it is checked and what treatment may involve.
Contact Lens Eye Infections, From a Painful Red Eye to a Corneal Ulcer
Contact lens eye infections can cause a painful red eye and a corneal ulcer. Learn the warning signs, how treatment works and how to look after lenses.
A Red, Watering or Painful Eye, When to Wait and When to Go Today
A red eye is often harmless, but pain, a change in sight or contact lenses make it urgent. See what can wait, what to do at home and when to go to a doctor.
Why a Premature Baby Needs an Eye Examination
Retinopathy of prematurity can be caught and treated, but only inside a narrow window after birth. What parents of a premature baby should know to ask for.
Fuchs’ Dystrophy, Why Vision Is Worst in the Morning and When a Transplant Helps
Fuchs dystrophy slowly swells the cornea and blurs vision, often worst in the morning. Learn the causes, treatments and when a cornea transplant helps.
Charles Bonnet Syndrome, Seeing Things That Are Not There After Sight Loss
Charles Bonnet syndrome causes visual hallucinations after sight loss and is not a sign of mental illness. Learn why it happens and what can help.
Short Sight in Children, and What Myopia Management Can and Cannot Do
Myopia in children often starts between ages six and 13 and gets worse as the eye grows. See what myopia management is, what it can do and its limits.
Macular Hole, Why Central Vision Distorts and How Surgery Closes It
A macular hole is a small gap at the centre of the retina that distorts central vision. Learn the signs, how surgery closes it and what recovery involves.
