He said: “Here are three symptoms you may think are normal, but they are not, and you need to see a doctor if you have them.” ...

Dr Ahmed described eye floaters as "squiggly worms" that appear in the eyes, particularly when looking at bright lights.

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These are called floaters, and they're the most common ... You may first notice symptoms in only one eye, but you'll likely get it in the other eye within a year. You should get an eye exam ...

A doctor will ask the person about their symptoms and any possible causes, such as a recent blow to the eye. If a patient presents with flashes and floaters, the doctor will almost always perform ...

The need for reading glasses is just one of many vision changes we may experience. But later-in-life eyesight issues can often be treated or cured, says Joshua Ehrlich, an associate professor of ...

A GRAN who thought she was suffering from hay fever ended up losing her eye and now has a permanent orange-sized hole in her face. Melanie Wellings, 63, was plagued by "classic" allergy symptoms ...

He branded them as "three symptoms you must not ignore ... The doctor claimed that 'eye floaters' are also fairly common. Most of us will occasionally see these squiggly lines swimming around ...

He was checked over by optometrist Stuart Jones, who performed several tests including a scan to rule out any problems following his symptoms. When the tests revealed Ian’s eyesight was fine, Stuart ...

These symptoms include: Xanthelasmas - small, yellow lumps of cholesterol near the inner corner of your eye Corneal arcus - a pale white ring around the coloured part of your eye, your iris.