Yellow Eyes
Yellowness in the whites of the eyes (sclera) is a classic sign of jaundice, associated with liver problems such as hepatitis or severe liver damage.
Loss of Peripheral Vision
If you suddenly can’t see well out the sides, it could be a sign of glaucoma, a disease that can cause permanent blindness if not treated promptly.
Dark Spots or Flashes
Seeing black spots, flashes of light, or a “curtain” falling across your vision may indicate a retinal detachment. Run to the ophthalmologist!
Bulging Eyes
Eyes that appear to bulge out may be a sign of hyperthyroidism, especially Graves’ disease. There could also be a tumor behind the eye.
Unequal Pupil Sizes
If you notice that one pupil is larger than the other and there’s no explanation (such as eye drop), it may be a serious neurological condition.
Extreme Dryness and Persistent Redness
These symptoms may be related to autoimmune diseases such as Sjögren’s syndrome or rheumatoid arthritis.
Double Vision
Seeing double (diplopia) can be a sign of nerve damage, multiple sclerosis, or even an aneurysm.
The eyes speak, and when they do so with signs like these, you need to listen. Don’t ignore these warnings. If you notice any of these signs, see a doctor immediately. Your vision—and overall—health may depend on it.
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