Common Eye Emergencies:

Eye Infections: Including bacterial, viral, or fungal infections like conjunctivitis (pink eye), keratitis, or blepharitis.
Foreign Body Removal: Objects like metal shards, glass, or dust that have entered the eye.

Corneal Abrasions: Scratches or injuries to the cornea, often caused by contact lenses, fingernails, or other objects.
Chemical Burns: Exposure to harmful chemicals that cause eye irritation or damage.
Sudden Vision Changes: Including loss of vision, double vision, or seeing flashes of light, which could be indicative of more serious conditions like retinal detachment.
Eye Trauma: From accidents or injuries that affect the eye or surrounding area.
Acute Glaucoma Attacks: Sudden increase in intraocular pressure, leading to severe eye pain and potential vision loss.
Flashes and Floaters: New onset of flashes or floaters in vision, which could indicate retinal issues
Eye Pain and Redness: Unexplained, sudden, or severe eye pain accompanied by redness.
Eyelid Problems: Issues like styes, chalazions, or sudden swelling of the eyelid.
Optic Neuritis: Inflammation of the optic nerve, often associated with pain and vision changes.

These emergencies require immediate attention to prevent long-term damage or loss of vision, making Urgent Eyecare a crucial service for patients experiencing these conditions.