Asthenopic symptoms can have several causes: Excessive strain on the healthy eye, for example, due to long close-range work at too short a working distance, activity at a computer workstation with unsuitable glasses Prolonged work under unfavorable lighting conditions such as inadequate lighting, incorrectly mounted light fixtures, twilight, poor light and shadow contrast, too intense … Headache and Eyes: Background Knowledge Asthenopia
Conjunctivitis can occur at any age and is particularly common in children. It is also called conjunctivitis and can be either infectious or caused by medication or allergies. Most commonly, conjunctivitis is caused by viruses. Symptoms include reddened, itchy eyes that are more sensitive to light. The so-called foreign body sensation in the eye is … Homeopathy for conjunctivitis
Is there a suitable complex agent? Active ingredients: The WALA® Chelidonium comp. Eye Drops is a mixture of the active ingredients Chelidonium majus (celandine) and Terebinthina laricina (larch resin). Effect: The eye drops have a moisturizing effect and support the production of tear fluid. This cleanses the eyes and relieves itching. Dosage: For dosage it … Is there a suitable complex agent? | Homeopathy for conjunctivitis
When do I have to go to the doctor? In case of conjunctivitis caused by bacteria, a doctor should be consulted. Indications for this can be severe pain, the appearance of pus, as well as unsuccessful treatment attempts with non-antibiotic drugs. A doctor should also be consulted promptly in the event of other symptoms, such … When do I have to go to the doctor? | Homeopathy for conjunctivitis
Few plants are as versatile as the lotus flower. In major world religions such as Buddhism and Hinduism, it is considered a symbol of beauty, purity and untaintedness and has thus always been a fundamental part of many Asian cultures. Here, however, it is not only of mythological, but above all of medicinal importance; the … Lotus: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
Synonyms in the broadest sense Retinopathy of prematurity Definition Retinopathy of prematurity is an underdevelopment of the retina of the eye in premature infants. Since the newborn child is born too early, its organs are not yet fully developed and prepared for the world outside the womb. This is a threatening disease for the eye, … Retinopathy of Premature Infants
History Usually both eyes are affected. However, the two eyes can develop different degrees of severity. The course of the disease is variable: the first changes in the retina can be detected after 3 weeks. However, the maximum of the changes is around the calculated date of birth. Prognosis The diagnosis is made by the … History | Retinopathy of Premature Infants
Prophylaxis Retinopathy of prematurity can be prevented by trying to prevent the premature birth itself. The pregnant woman should seek advice from her gynecologist (gynecologist). In premature babies, the oxygen content of the blood should always be measured and regularly checked. The regular and frequent examination by an experienced ophthalmologist is essential for the prognosis … Prophylaxis | Retinopathy of Premature Infants
Formerly used as a medicinal plant, poisonous ragwort is becoming a nuisance, especially for grazing animals, as it continues to spread. Therefore, many areas have moved to prevent further spread. Occurrence and cultivation of Jacob’s vervain. Jacob’s-grass is very poisonous and in some cases, because it has spread excessively, it already needs to be controlled, … Jacobs Verbena: Applications, Treatments, Health Benefits
Risks and complications The most frequent complication after Lasik surgery manifests itself in the form of dry eyes. This disorder manifests itself as a deterioration of vision, but a feeling of dryness tends to recede into the background. This is due to the destruction of the nerve fibers supplying the cornea (denervation) during Lasik surgery. … Complications with Lasik
Retinitis Pigmentosa (RP) is the name given to a group of hereditary eye diseases in the course of which the retina is destroyed. Gradually, the retinal cells die: in all cases, the rods, which are located in the periphery of the retina, die first. The cones in the center of the macula initially remain intact. … Retinitis Pigmentosa (RP)
What is corneal dystrophy? Corneal dystrophies are a group of hereditary diseases of the cornea. It is a non-inflammatory disease that usually affects both eyes. In most cases, it manifests itself by a reduction in the transparency of the cornea and a deterioration in vision. Its peak age is between 10 and 50 years of … Corneal Dystrophy