Category Archives: Eye Health

Burning eyes can be irritating and it may feel like your eyes are on fire. It can be accompanied by itching, tearing, or eye discharge as well. There are many different causes of burning eyes and they range from simple to complex. While the eyes are generally good at keeping foreign substances out, unavoidable environmental ...click here to read more

Blurred vision can be temporary or chronic, and in some cases, people can experience blurred vision in only one eye. To properly manage blurred vision, you have to understand the underlying cause. Here we examine what causes blurred vision in one eye as well as the symptoms and potential home remedies. Blurred vision is best ...click here to read more

Many changes occur as we age. Our skin becomes less tight, our hearing may fade, and our vision could deteriorate. But growing older doesn’t mean you have to give up on your good health. When it comes to your eyes, for starters, there are several natural ways to improve them, no matter your age. Preserving ...click here to read more

June is cataract awareness month, a time where we bring attention to the leading causes of vision loss in the United States and the leading cause of blindness in the world. We at Bel Marra want to do our part and spread the word on this life-threatening condition. We have compiled a list of articles ...click here to read more

You are probably aware that your vision can deteriorate as you age. In fact, you’re probably wearing contacts or glasses right now, or maybe you find yourself squinting a bit to make the words appear clearly. It is known that after the age of 40, your vision begins to take a dive. This is known ...click here to read more

Wet macular degeneration is an eye disease that can cause blurred vision or even blind spots in a person’s visual field. While it is not as common as dry macular degeneration, it does account for 90 percent of all cases of severe vision loss resulting from the disease. Macular degeneration is a leading cause of ...click here to read more

Scleral icterus is a disorder that is characterized by yellowing of the part of the eyes that is normally white. This condition can be indicative of a dysfunctional liver. In general, when a person presents with yellow eyes, the first thing that comes to mind is a problem with the liver, such as liver disease. ...click here to read more

An ocular migraine (retinal migraine) is a temporary disturbance of vision, affecting one or both eyes. Episodes of ocular migraines are painless but can be frightening if you don’t know what’s going on. Generally, ocular migraines will resolve on their own in 30 minutes without medication. An ocular migraine followed by a headache experienced on ...click here to read more

When was the last time you got your vision checked? Can’t remember? That’s pretty common. Way too many people are putting themselves at risk of possible vision loss by skipping their routine checkups. They skip a simple appointment that should take no longer than 20 minutes. (According to a recent study, one out of every ...click here to read more

Living through a natural disaster can be a harrowing experience. Earthquakes, tornados, and floods can destroy homes, separate families, and can even be fatal. Surviving a natural disaster can leave a lasting impression as well. Researchers at Binghamton University have been studying disaster-related stress and the risk of depression. They believe that the presence of ...click here to read more

If men want to look professional or formal, wearing a suit and tie is the only option. These items are a staple in every hard-working man’s closet. It often conveys a sense of professionalism and maturity to others and perhaps even promotes a status of wealth. However, according to a recent study, your suit and ...click here to read more

The leading cause of vision loss in people over 50 is a condition called age-related macular degeneration (AMD). As the name suggests, the main reason for developing this condition is simply growing older. AMD often results in loss of central vision in older people, with peripheral vision often spared. Unfortunately, there is no cure for ...click here to read more

Having the gift of sight is something no one should take for granted, which is why May is the perfect time to raise awareness about vision health. The National Eye Institute encourages Americans to make their eye health a priority, and we at Bel Marra want to do our part. In order to help our ...click here to read more

The eyes are delicate organs and can be prone to injury and damage. Blood clots in the eye often appear as red spots and can occur spontaneously. They are generally considered harmless and disappear on their own. These clots form underneath the outermost layer of the eye, called the conjunctiva, and are the result of ...click here to read more