Corneal diseases are usually not too difficult to treat. However, if not treated properly, they can become the cause of many very dangerous complications. In particular, corneal diseases can also lead to blindness and even death for the patient.

Microsurgical re-suturing of the corneal incision due to injury is a very important initial emergency step to help close the wound, limiting the risk of infection in the patient. Proper treatment of corneal lacerations will facilitate the next treatment steps and can limit complications that occur to the eye when performing microsurgical re-suturing of the corneal incision.

Hi doctor! I played with my baby at night but unfortunately my baby poked my eye, now my eyes are red and can't open. So the doctor asked me: "Put my hand in my red eye and can't open it, what to do?" Thanks for the advice doctor!

Vitreous detachment, also known as vitreous degeneration, can cause seeing ghosts, flashes of light, or floaters in the eye.

Conjunctival coverage is a procedure that uses the conjunctiva to cover the cornea to protect the cornea in cases of eyelid damage, corneal laceration, or to treat corneal injuries. Conjunctival coverage has the effect of making eye and ear wounds less irritated, uncomfortable, and healing quickly.

Foreign objects in the eyes are often very diverse, including: dust, insects, sand grains, plants, etc. Foreign objects can be located in the cornea, conjunctiva or even penetrate the eyeball. Therefore, depending on the level of damage, there are different solutions. Rubbing the eyes can make the condition worse, causing vision loss, eye infections, corneal damage, etc.