by N.Morgan

The eyes can be a unique window into your health. Changes in your eyes can signal vision problems, diabetes, stress, even retinal detachment. Not only can blurred vision signal a medical problem with the eye itself (like cataracts or macular degeneration), it can also be a sign of more serious illnesses.

1) Disappearing eyebrows

When the outer third of your eyebrow starts to disappear on its own, this is a common sign of thyroid disease.

2) A stye that won’t go away

If it doesn’t clear up in three months or keeps recurring in the same location, it could be a rare cancer called sebaceous gland carcinoma.

3) Burning eyes, blurry vision while using a computer

This is the result of “computer vision syndrome” (CVS). The eyestrain is partly caused by the lack of contrast on a computer screen and the extra work involved in focusing on pixels.

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4) A small blind spot in your vision, with shimmering lights or a wavy line

A migraine aura produces this disturbed vision. It may or may not be accompanied by a headache.

5) Whites of the eye turned yellowish

This is known as jaundice. It appears in either newborns with immature liver function, or adults with problems of the liver, gallbladder, or bile ducts.

6) Eyes that seem to bulge

The most common cause of protruding eyes is hyperthyroidism, which is overactivity of the thyroid gland.

7) Sudden double vision, dim vision, or loss of vision

These are the visual warning signs of a stroke.

8) Blurred vision in a diabetic

Diabetics are at increased risk for several eye problems, but the most common is diabetic retinopathy, in which diabetes affects the circulatory system of the eye. It’s the leading cause of blindness in American adults.

Conclusion:

Your eyes are now subjected to much higher levels of oxidation than our ancestors experienced. Not only are there more contaminants in today’s environment, but the depletion of our ozone layer is causing more intense sunlight than ever before, which directly exposes your eyes and skin to more free radicals.

In addition, as you age, your body loses some of its ability to produce the high levels of antioxidants it needs to counter the everyday assault on your tissues and organs by pollution, contaminants in food and water, household chemicals, pharmaceutical drugs, and high levels of stress.

Therefore, anything you can do to protect your eyes from these assaults will reduce your risk for developing macular degeneration and other diseases, and antioxidants that cross your blood-brain-retinal barrier—such as astaxanthin—to reach the inner eye are crucial to protect you from increasing numbers of free radicals as you age.

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References:

https://wisemindhealthybody.com/dr-mercola/eyes-health-signs/?cpt=dax

https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2011/03/01/14-things-your-eyes-say-about-your-health.aspx

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9GyWf1jo8A&feature=emb_title

Stories Contributed by N. Morgan