Eye Disorders and Diseases Medical Answers

Swollen eyelids are often the result of fluid accumulation in the thin layers of tissues surrounding your eyes. This type of edema, which causes puffy eyelids, can affect one or both eyes, depending on the cause. It may be accompanied by other symptoms such as itching, tearing, pain, tenderness

Sharp headaches that occur in cyclical patterns, and are located around the eye are called Cluster headaches. Cluster headache has acquired this name from the pattern of the attacks, multiple attacks occur during one period of time (weeks-months) followed by a period of remission (weeks, months or

Blepharospasm usually starts out as nothing more than a need to blink a lot. Then blinking often becomes uncontrollable, in response to wind, fumes, sunlight, bright lights, noise, stress, or movement of the head. Then there is a problem with dry eye, and finally there are uncontrollable spasms on