This includes watery, red or sticky eyes.

This includes orbital tumors, lumps and bumps, thyroid eye disease and artificial eyes.

This is a common eye condition, in which the lens becomes progressively opaque, resulting in blurred vision.

For conditions relating to the outside of the eyeball, including the cornea, iris and sclera (the tough outer layer of the eye).

Treatments for the signs and symptoms of glaucoma, including increased pressure within the eyeball, which can cause gradual loss of sight if left untreated.

For conditions at the back of the eye, which are treated medically using drugs, eye drops or lasers, and including diabetic screening.

For conditions at the back of the eye that require surgical interventions, especially retinal detachment.