Eyes are not just for vision, they're mirrors of our health !
Eyes not only help us to see the world, it is one of the most expressive of our sense organs. Our eyes also tell us a great more about our health- for e.g., when one's eyes are yellow, we ask, check if you've jaundice?, I'm sure most of you've seen such eyes.
Eight vital signs to be on the lookout for:
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Eight vital signs to be on the lookout for:
1. Permanent sty
A
sty can cause pain and irritation. This usually occurs due to a blocked
sebaceous gland which generally tends to go away within a few days. But
if it persists, it may cause some serious issues. If a sty pops up
often or persists for a long time, it can be a symptom of sebaceous
gland carcinoma. Be sure to visit a doctor.
2. Eyebrow loss
Eyebrow loss can occur for many
reasons including age, stress or nutrient deficiency. Though it only
affects 0.1% of the population, alopecia areate, or spot baldness may be
a possible reason. Hypothyroidism, however, is a more likely cause. It
occurs due to an acute shortage of thyroid hormones, which in extreme
cases, can cause hair loss. If your hair is thinning, visit your doctor
and have them check the state of your thyroid gland.
3. Blurred vision
Spending
many hours on computers may cause your vision to become blurred, or
your eyes to burn. In fact, vision problems are nowadays often
associated with long screen-time use, and has been termed as 'digital
eye strain' or 'dry eye syndrome'. If you recognize these symptoms,
discuss with your doctor.
4. Blind spots
While it may be frightening to
notice a blind spot in your vision, this often points at a migraine with
aura, especially if your blurry vision is accompanied by sparkling dots
or wavy lines. If migraines become persistent, contact your doctor to
decipher the problem.
5. Bulging eyes
If
you constantly feel some sort of expansion in your eyes it could
indicate a symptom of thyroid (or Graves) eye disease. This means that
your thyroid is overactive. Difficulty closing the eyes could be one of
the symptoms that may cause your eyes to bulge. As it occurs in 30% of
cases, contact your doctor if you notice such symptoms.
6. Yellow whites
Yellow whites tend to appear in
both adults and newborns with undeveloped liver function. It may also be
connected with the state of a gallbladder or bile ducts. If you notice
that the white part of your eye has turned yellow, visit your doctor to
decipher the problem.
7. Cloudy vision
If
you suffer from diabetes, you need to pay special attention to your
health and vision is a key thing to keep tabs on. Diabetic retinopathy -
a state caused by damage to blood vessels in the photosensitive retina
tissue. It may be the reason for your 'cloudy' vision. Contact a
specialist if you notice such a symptom.
8. Impaired vision
Any change in vision requires an instant response. If you notice that your vision has suddenly become impaired, clouded or disappeared for a moment seek medical help immediately as this could indicate a stroke.
THIS IS ONLY FOR INFORMATION, ALWAYS CONSULT YOU PHYSICIAN BEFORE
HAVING ANY PARTICULAR FOOD/ MEDICATION/EXERCISE/OTHER REMEDIES.
Any change in vision requires an instant response. If you notice that your vision has suddenly become impaired, clouded or disappeared for a moment seek medical help immediately as this could indicate a stroke.
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