VISION CARE IN PAPHOS
Difficulty with glare from headlights or halos around lights at night is a common visual complaint. Many patients notice that driving after dark becomes increasingly uncomfortable or unsafe.
These symptoms may be related to cataracts, changes in the eye's optical system, or other ocular conditions that affect visual clarity.
A careful eye examination can determine the underlying cause and guide appropriate management. For glare and night vision difficulties in Paphos, Dr Valentina Stavrou provides careful ocular assessment and management.
Glare occurs when light entering the eye is scattered rather than focused clearly on the retina. This scattering can make lights appear excessively bright or surrounded by halos.
Patients may notice glare from:
Driving at night requires clear vision and good contrast sensitivity. When glare becomes excessive, patients may notice:
These changes may develop gradually over time.
Cataracts are one of the most common causes of glare and night driving difficulty. As the lens becomes cloudy, light scatters more inside the eye.
Patients may notice:
Glare symptoms should be evaluated if they:
An examination helps determine whether cataracts or other conditions are responsible.
Evaluation may include:
These assessments allow the underlying cause of glare symptoms to be identified.
A comprehensive ophthalmology examination helps determine the cause of visual symptoms and ensures that appropriate care is provided.