Blurriness or difficulty focusing on objects may indicate refractive errors or conditions like cataracts.
Persistent redness may signal eye infections, allergies, or inflammation.
Pain, itching, or discomfort can be symptoms of various eye conditions, including dry eyes or infections.
Increased sensitivity to light (photophobia) may be a sign of conditions like cataracts or inflammation.
Sudden appearance of floaters (tiny specks or cobweb-like structures) or flashes of light may indicate retinal issues.
Seeing double images may be a symptom of conditions affecting eye muscles or the cornea.
Impaired night vision can be a sign of various eye disorders, including retinitis pigmentosa.
Difficulty distinguishing between colors may indicate color vision deficiencies or other underlying issues.
Excessive tearing can result from conditions like dry eyes, allergies, or blocked tear ducts.
Conditions like glaucoma may lead to the gradual loss of peripheral (side) vision.