i want to know about tiridium.a disorder in the eye..?
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You can find plenty of information on the web if you spell it correctly. The condition you have is a pterygium, not a tiridium.\n\nFollow the link below for information.\n\nIt would be best to talk to your doctor about your concerns.  Solicting health ionformation on any website is not a good  idea as many people like to "play a doctor on TV" as it were. Most of the answerts you get will be crap.\n\nThat advice goes doubly for Yahoo answers. The average eductaion level around here is about 4th grade. People will make up and post answers simply to get the points when they clearly have no idea what they are  talking about.\n\nIf you want to get bad advice, listen to the responses you get here. If you want good better advice get it from reputable websites. If you want the best advice speak to your doctor.
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Is it actually the white bit of her eye?  I think this can be quite common and looks alot more serious than it actually is, however because your grandmother is on the medication I think it's important she goes to see her gp, especially if this happens to her often
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It could be "Floaters" small pieces of dead skin that have worked their way into your field of vision, the eye sloughs off dead tissue like the rest of your body and sometimes it floats around in your vision, my mum has them and she just has to learn to live with them, best just to go to an optition for confirmation.
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I suppose you had a retinal detachment. I strongly recommend you to undergo an ophalmologist check. I would fear a fibrous tissue formation around silicone vesicles, which is a rather constant complication and of early occurrence.
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Heterochromic cyclitis is a rare type of inflammation of the coloured tissue in the eye (iris and ciliary body) which in itself is mild but can be associated with occasional sudden rises in the eye pressure, i.e. secondary glaucoma.\n\n\nThere's more info on this site about treatment and so on.
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It s an eye disease that causes blindness and can be brought on from a series of different diseases., like diabetes.
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There is something called Tuja or Thuja.  Maybe homeopath medicine.  Consult a doctor since the child is quite small and the area is near the eye.
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See an optometrist. This could be serious. I doubt an OTC medicine could help you with this.
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I see them all the time too.  I get them really bad when I get a head rush or when I feel a migraine coming on. They are called floaters.  They are perfectly normally, nothing you need to go see an optomitrist about.
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Here is a whole article about it - pretty readable, not just medical jargon!\n--------------------------\nA posterior vitreous detachment (PVD) is an ocular condition in which there is a separation of the vitreous humor from the retina.\n\nThe vitreous humor fills the eye behind the lens. At birth it is attached to the retina. Over time the vitreous changes, shrinking and developing pockets of liquefaction, similar to the way a gelatin dessert shrinks, or detaches, from the edge of a pan over time. At some stage the vitreous may peel away from the retina. This can be, and usually is, a sudden event. When this occurs there is a characteristic pattern of symptoms:
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I suggest you have your thyroid checked! Thyroid problems often cause irregular astigmatism. Many eye doctors (optometrist/opthalmologist) do not know this. Also, ask them about biofeedback exercises, which work well for some individuals. You may also have other autoimmune problems such as Lupus. I suggest you see an endochrinologist ASAP.
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Choroiditis \nInflammation of choroid layer (layer of blood vessels) directly behind retina; can lead to scarring of both choroid and retina, permanently impairing vision, especially if central area of retina is affected. Condition is painless, but should be suspected if there is blurred vision in centre of visual field and person has been exposed to Toxocara infection from close handling of dogs and cats and contact with their faeces toxocariasis. Choroiditis is also seen in babies whose mothers are infected with syphilis (see Sexually transmitted diseases), though very rarely. Your GP will arrange for blood tests and X-rays then prescribe steroids or, in severe cases, immunosuppressive drugs to prevent further damage to choroid and retina. If you are unable to take these drugs, or if condition recurs after stopping them, consult your homeopath. \n\nSpecific remedies to be taken every 1/2 hour for up to 10 doses when disturbance to vision is most acute, or while waiting to consult a homeopath \n\n Congestive headache with flashing lights Belladonna 30c \n\n When everything seems green Arsenicum 30c \n\n Symptoms improve by wearing sunglasses or shading eyes Phosphorus 30c
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it is an infection of the outer layer covering the eye.\nyou have to keep on taking your medications and consult your doctor.\nnever undermine this and keep in touch with your ophthalmologist.
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May be you need to visit the eye doctor, usually eye problems can cause, dizzines and headache also
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As dunnro said, it's the "aqueous humor." Look at the source link below to see if you can answer any other eye questions yourself - conserve your points and your homework time.
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Twitchy eye is quite funny, like being tickled. It happens when you're tired or stressed, and you think everyone else can see your eye having a little fit, but they can't. I don't know how old you are, but your blurred vision could be 'silent migraine'. This can start in children and as they grow up, the headaches follow. It could also be staring at a computer screen! Have your eyes checked. :-)
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There are many things that it could be and it would be impossible to know without seeing it.  Make an appointment with an optometrist or ophthalmologist to have it examined.