Red Eyes in Phoenix, AZ
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Contact UsWhat is Red Eye?
When the tiny blood vessels in the eye's white part (sclera) become inflamed or enlarged, the eyes may appear red or bloodshot. Red eye arises when the eyes get irritated, which can result from injuries, dry eyes, ruptured blood vessels, or infections. While not always a serious issue, seeking expert care is recommended. Dr. Neha Amin LaCorte and Dr. Mary Hardy, optometrists at Advanced Vision & Achievement Center in Phoenix, AZ, possess comprehensive knowledge of eye issues and can accurately diagnose and treat your red eye condition.
How is Red Eye Treated?
Your specific red eye treatment will be determined by its cause. Dr. Amin will diagnose the issue at the Advanced Vision & Achievement Center through a detailed eye examination. Based on the findings, a tailored treatment plan will be devised. Effective treatments often involve eye drops, antibiotic ointments, or antihistamines. You might also be advised to use home remedies, like applying a cold compress to your eye for about ten minutes several times a day. We are dedicated to helping you comprehend your condition and ensuring you receive the most suitable care.
Advanced Vision & Achievement Center Reviews
The entire staff are very welcoming and professional. Eye exams are quick, pain-free, and easy. I canβt wait to get my new specs!!ππ
Dr. Hardy and her team are amazing! I appreciate AVAC for being open to scheduling 3 appts back to back for me and my kids. I also thought it was going to take a while to get through the exam and finding the right glasses for all of us but they were so efficient and quick on the process, we were done within an hour! This included having a new patient and making sure everyones needs were met! 10/10 would recommend to everyone!
Great staff, they take their time and discuss everything and Dr. Hardy is amazing.
I am so grateful for Dr. Amin! I have had concerns about my vision for years and she is the first doctor that took my concerns seriously and gave me actual answers and a path forward. Highly recommend!
I've been coming here for a few years now for my annual eye exams! The doctor's are always very nice as well as the staff! There's lots of parking here and a nice waiting room. This time I saw Dr. Leach. He was great and recommended some supplements to help with my vision! I didn't have time during this appointment to look at frames, but they do have a nice selection. In the past I have purchased glasses from here, and it has always been a seamless experience. Definitely recommend this place for all of your ophthalmology needs!
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Soothe Irritated Eyes
Red eye may seem minor but can sometimes indicate a deeper issue. For a definitive assessment, consult Dr. Amin or Dr. Hardy at Advanced Vision & Achievement Center in Phoenix, AZ. We provide efficient red eye solutions to alleviate discomfort. If persistent red eyes plague you, reach out to our office promptly and secure the expert care you require.
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When should I seek medical attention for red eye?
Seek medical attention for red eye if it persists for more than a few days, is accompanied by pain or vision changes, or if you have a history of eye problems. It is also important to see a doctor if you experience any other concerning symptoms. Our optometrists in Phoenix, AZ, can provide comprehensive evaluations and treatment plans for your specific condition.
Can I treat red eye at home?
In some cases, mild cases of red eye may resolve on their own with proper rest and self-care measures. These may include using artificial tears, avoiding irritants like smoke or allergens, and applying a cold compress to the affected eye. However, if red eye persists or is accompanied by other symptoms, it is best to seek professional advice at Advanced Vision & Achievement Center.
How can I prevent red eye?
To help prevent future episodes of red eye, it is essential to take proper care of your eyes. This means practicing good hygiene, avoiding rubbing or touching your eyes excessively, and using lubricating eye drops if you have dry eyes. Remember to book routine eye exams with Dr. Amin or Dr. Hardy to detect underlying issues that may lead to red eye.