One day, a lump appears on the eyelid – sometimes red and painful, sometimes causing almost no discomfort. It is one of the most common reasons for consulting an ophthalmologist and, although it is almost never serious, it is worth…
With the first few weeks of school and nursery come the first signs of infection: colds, coughs and, very often, conjunctivitis. This is an inflammation of the conjunctiva, the thin membrane that lines the white of the eye and the…
It is one of the situations that baffles patients the most. They pass the eye test, read the bottom line of the chart without difficulty with each eye separately, are told that their eyesight is fine, and yet they still…
Summer is the time of year when we put our eyes under the most strain without realising it. Ultraviolet radiation intensifies, chlorine in swimming pools irritates the surface of the eye, and air conditioning dries out the tears. By adopting…
“My eyesight is fine, I don’t need to see an ophthalmologist.” This is one of the phrases we hear most often in the clinic, and also one of the ideas that most needs to be clarified. Seeing well and having…
At INOF, we treat neurological conditions that can affect vision and the visual pathway. Our approach combines a detailed ophthalmological examination, advanced diagnostic tests and specialist follow-up to identify the cause of symptoms and provide the most appropriate treatment for…
At INOF, we provide specialist care for children’s eye health, with the aim of detecting at an early stage any condition that may affect the proper development of vision. Childhood is a crucial stage in the maturation of the visual…
Retinal detachment is an ophthalmological emergency that can lead to irreversible vision loss if not treated promptly. Recognising the symptoms and acting quickly is key to preserving your eyesight. Who is most at risk? Although it can affect anyone, it…
A child’s overall development is closely linked to the proper development of their visual system. Vision not only plays a part in the ability to perceive the environment, but also plays a fundamental role in learning, coordination and cognitive development…
The intensive use of screens on computers, tablets and mobile phones has led to a significant increase in what is known as digital eye strain. Many people spend several hours a day looking at screens, which forces the eyes to…
Environmental lighting plays a key role in visual health and general well-being. It is not just about seeing better, but about reducing eye strain, preventing discomfort and improving performance in everyday tasks. Inadequate lighting—whether insufficient or excessive—can cause eye strain…
Over time, your prescription can change. It is therefore important to look out for certain symptoms that may indicate you need to update your prescription. The most common signs include blurred vision, frequent headaches, eye strain, or difficulty seeing clearly…
Eye health plays a fundamental role in learning. It is estimated that between 70% and 80% of the information children receive in the classroom comes through their eyes, so any visual problem can directly affect their academic performance. However, many…
The Visual Therapy is a personalised treatment designed to improve and optimise your vision. Who is it for? Children and adults with vision-related learning difficulties. People with visual fatigue, headaches or difficulty concentrating. Patients with strabismus, amblyopia (lazy eye) or…
Migraine with aura is essentially a frequent headache that appears at the same time as – or sometimes after – a series of visual disturbances called auras. May present as flashes of light, blind spots, temporarily limiting the field of…