List of eye diseases and symptoms

Glaucoma is a disease in which the optic nerve is gradually damaged, eventually leading to blindness. This article introduces the basics of glaucoma, how to self-check your vision, and methods of prevention.

Symptoms of presbyopia are said to begin to appear in people in their 30s and 40s. An ophthalmologist explains the symptoms, causes, and treatments of presbyopia, as well as smartphone-related presbyopia.

Dry eyes, eye fatigue, and other discomfort may be due to dry eyes. We will explain in detail, under the supervision of an ophthalmologist, the causes, prevention methods, and treatments for dry eyes.

Conjunctivitis is often thought of as a childhood illness or something that is easily transmitted, but there are actually a variety of causes, symptoms, and treatments. Here, we will explain the most common types of conjunctivitis under the supervision of an ophthalmologist.

Although the name suggests that styes are a disease you "catch from someone else," that's not actually the case. This article, supervised by an ophthalmologist, explains the causes, symptoms, and treatments of styes.

You may have trouble seeing what you're trying to look at, or your vision may appear distorted. Age-related macular degeneration (AMD), which is increasing in Japan, is one of the diseases caused by aging of the eyes. This article, supervised by an ophthalmologist, provides a detailed explanation of the causes, symptoms, treatments, and prevention methods of AMD.

Cataracts, which develop with age, are relatively common for people over 50. This article, supervised by an ophthalmologist, provides a detailed explanation of cataracts, from their causes and symptoms to surgery and treatment options.

Glaucoma, which has a higher incidence rate in people over 40, can be managed to slow its progression with appropriate treatment. This article, supervised by an ophthalmologist, explains the causes, symptoms, and treatment methods for glaucoma.

An ophthalmologist will explain the correct knowledge and latest information about the causes and countermeasures of myopia.

An ophthalmologist will explain the correct knowledge, causes, symptoms, and treatment methods for hyperopia (farsightedness).

An ophthalmologist will explain the correct knowledge, causes, symptoms, and treatments for astigmatism.

An ophthalmologist will explain the correct knowledge about common eye injuries (trauma) in daily life and how to treat them.