- Blurred Vision could be a sign of uncontrolled diabetes.
- Sudden Blurry Vision may result from problem with blood flow to your eye or brain & warn you of an on coming stroke or migraine headache. Get immediate medical attention even if your vision gets better quickly.
- Bulging Eyes serve as a major symptom of Graves’ disease which causes your thyroid gland to release too many hormones.
- Ring Around Your Cornea a.k.a Corneal Arcus, causes a gray-white line of fat deposits to grow on the outside edge of your cornea & could be a sign of dangerously high cholesterol.
- Drooping Eyelids can be a symptom of myasthenia gravis, where your immune system attacks & weakens your muscles. This affects your eye, face, and throat muscles, causing difficulty to chew, swallow, or speak.
- Yellow Eyeballs – Yellowing of the skin & eyes is called jaundice and occurs when the liver is inflamed or damaged.
- Eye Twitches are usually harmless and go away on their own. They are associated with alcohol, fatigue, caffeine, or smoking.
- Blood shot eyes usually occur when small delicate blood vessels dilate in response to irritation or infection. These vessels can also leak and cause a haemorrhage.
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