Eye Health Blog

Yes, antihistamines can make your eyes feel dry and may sometimes cause blurred vision. If you take them for allergies

Yes, isotretinoin can contribute to dry eyes. It can reduce oil production from the meibomian glands in your eyelids, which

Antidepressants can affect your eyes and vision, although the effects vary between medicines and individuals. You may notice dry or

Yes, hydroxychloroquine can damage your retina, particularly when you take it for many years or at higher doses. Early retinal

Ozempic and other GLP-1 medicines can be associated with certain eye-related changes, but the risks differ depending on the medicine,

Yes, steroids can affect your eyes, especially when you use them for a long time or need repeated or stronger

Theodore Roosevelt lost vision in his left eye after being struck during a boxing session while he was President. The

Sammy Davis Jr. lost his left eye after a serious car accident near San Bernardino, California, on 19 November 1954.

Louis Braille lost his sight after a serious eye injury when he was three years old. You may have heard

The RayOne Galaxy spiral intraocular lens has generated considerable interest among patients considering cataract surgery or refractive lens exchange.

But choosing

One of the biggest changes in modern cataract surgery is that patients are no longer simply choosing to have a

If you have been researching cataract surgery or refractive lens exchange recently, you may already have come across the RayOne

Helen Keller was born with sight and hearing but lost both after a severe illness at 19 months old. You

Edgar Degas developed increasingly poor eyesight as he grew older, particularly affecting his central vision. The exact condition is uncertain,

Claude Monet developed cataracts in both eyes later in life, causing blurred vision and changing how he saw colours. You