Infection, Injury, And Other Emergency Eye Care
We offer a wide range of care, from comprehensive eye exams and contact lens fittings to treating eye emergencies, including:
- Sore, red, or itchy eyes: We can diagnose and treat various eye conditions, including allergies, infections, and dry eye syndrome.
- Pink eye: We can treat bacterial and viral conjunctivitis, also known as pink eye.
- Foreign bodies in the eye: We can remove foreign bodies from the eye safely and effectively.
- Eye allergies or burns: We can treat eye allergies and burns, including medications and eye drops.
- Emergency eye care: If you're experiencing a severe eye injury or emergency, we're here to help you get the care you need quickly and efficiently.
We're committed to providing our patients with convenient, cost-effective, high-quality eye care. We're also passionate about educating our patients about eye health and prevention.
Call Us Emergency Eye Care in North Haven
If you have any eye concerns, please don’t hesitate to schedule an appointment with us. We’re here to help you keep your eyes healthy and see your best for life.
What Should I Consider an Eye Emergency?
If you experience any of the following signs or symptoms, consider it an eye emergency and seek immediate professional care:
- Sudden Loss of Vision: Any sudden or unexplained vision loss, even if temporary, demands immediate attention.
- Severe Eye Pain or Discomfort: Intense and persistent eye pain, discomfort, or a foreign body sensation not alleviated with flushing warrants urgent evaluation.
- Eye Trauma or Injury: Injuries to the eye, such as cuts, punctures, burns, or blunt force impact, require immediate assessment and treatment.
- Chemical Exposure: If your eyes come into contact with chemicals or hazardous substances, rinse them with water and promptly seek medical assistance.
- Sudden Onset of Flashes or Floaters: A sudden onset of light flashes, floaters, or a curtain-like shadow in your vision could indicate a retinal detachment requiring urgent evaluation.
- Bulging or Swelling of the Eye: Sudden bulging or significant swelling of the eye or the surrounding area may indicate a severe underlying condition.
- Double Vision or Crossed Eyes: If double vision or crossed eyes suddenly develop or persist, it could indicate a neurological or vision-related issue.
- Blood in the Eye: The presence of blood in the eye or significant redness after an injury necessitates immediate medical attention.
- Sensitivity to Light (Photophobia): Intolerance to light, especially if accompanied by other symptoms, could indicate an underlying issue that requires urgent evaluation.
Eye Care Emergencies We Treat at TotalVision Eyecare Center
Eye Infections
Eye infections can cause discomfort and affect your vision. At TotalVision Eyecare Center, we specialize in diagnosing and treating various eye infections. Our experienced team employs state-of-the-art diagnostic tools to identify the specific infection and formulate an appropriate treatment plan. From bacterial to viral infections, we provide personalized care to alleviate symptoms, prevent complications, and restore ocular health.
Corneal Abrasions
A corneal abrasion can be a painful and unsettling experience. At TotalVision Eyecare Center, we understand the importance of immediate and precise care for corneal injuries. Our skilled eye care professionals conduct thorough examinations to evaluate the extent of the abrasion and determine the best course of action for treatment. From specialized eye drops to protective measures, we prioritize your comfort and healing to ensure a smooth recovery.
Foreign Body Removal
Getting a foreign object in your eye can be distressing. Seek immediate assistance at TotalVision Eyecare Center, where we excel in safe and efficient foreign body removal. Our optometrist uses gentle techniques and tools to remove foreign objects swiftly and carefully. Your eye's safety and well-being are our priority, and we are here to provide the expert care you need to restore your comfort and vision.