Nearsightedness causing blurred distance vision due to elongated eyeball or corneal curvature abnormalities.
Farsightedness characterized by difficulty focusing on near objects, caused by shortened eyeball or flat cornea.
Clouding of the eye’s natural lens leading to progressive vision impairment and glare sensitivity.
Retinal blood vessel damage from diabetes, causing vision loss through hemorrhages and macular edema.
Progressive optic nerve damage due to elevated intraocular pressure, causing irreversible peripheral vision loss.
Inflammation of the conjunctiva producing redness, irritation, discharge, and contagious eye discomfort.
Chronic insufficient tear production or poor tear quality leading to ocular dryness and irritation.
Open sores on the cornea often caused by infection, resulting in pain and vision impairment.
Various diseases affecting the conjunctiva, including inflammation, infections, and degenerative changes impairing eye comfort.
Inherited or acquired inability to distinguish certain colors, impacting visual perception and color differentiation.
Age-related loss of lens flexibility, causing difficulty focusing on nearby objects and near vision strain.
