Family Eye Clinic/ Kiliinika yaala Ijaa Faamilii

17/10/2025

Spot!

20/09/2025

19/09/2025

Posterior sclerotis

17/09/2025

Spot diagnosis

12/09/2025

80/20 rule/ Principles
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Health: 80% eating, 20% exercise.
Wealth:80% habit, 20% maths
Talking: 80% listening, 20% speaking
Learning:80% understanding, 20% reading
Achieving 80% doing,20% dreaming
Happiness: 80% purpose, 20% fun
Relationship:80% giving, 20% recieving
Improving: 80% persistence, 20% ideas

Prioritise the 80% , the rest will fall into place.

11/09/2025

Baga nagaan booruu gannaa keessaa gara booqaa birraatti ceetan.
Barri bara gammachuu, jaalalaa fi Kan oduu nageenyaa itti dhageenyu nuuf haa ta'u!
2018 .

10/09/2025

Happy new year to all of you 💓
May this new year 2018 bless you and your loved ones with good health, wealth, and happiness.
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05/09/2025

Conjunctival granuloma in the head of a pterygium.

03/09/2025

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02/09/2025

👁 Ptosis – drooping of the upper eyelid that can affect appearance and vision.
It may be congenital (from birth) or acquired (due to age, nerve or muscle issues).
👉 Early diagnosis and treatment are important for clear and healthy vision.

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31/08/2025

"PTERYGUIM" a common degenerative ocular (eye) condition/disorder.

Pteryguim, also called surfer's eye is a pinkish, roughly triangular tissue growth of the conjunctiva encroaching onto the cornea of the eye. Often both eyes are involved, or it's usually occurs bilaterally.

CAUSES/RISK FACTORS

Pteryguim is mostly associated with
- excessive exposure to UV lights
- wind
- sunlight, or sand.
- Therefore, it is more likely to occur in populations that inhabit the areas near the equator, as well as windy locations. In addition, pteryguim are twice as likely to occur in men than women.

SIGNS/SYMPTOMS

Symptoms of pterygium include:
- persistent redness
- ⁠Inflammation of the conjunctiva
- ⁠Feeling of foreign body sensation in the eyes
- ⁠Tearing
- ⁠Dry and itchy eyes.
NB: In advanced stages, the pterygium can affect vision as it invades the cornea with the potential of obscuring the optical center of the cornea.

PREVENTION

- Wearing protective sunglasses and Wide brimmed hats in areas with strong sunlight
- Using Blue light blocking glasses which protects the eyes from UV radiations
- Using artificial tears throughout the day may also help prevent their formation or stop further growth.

TREATMENT

The only treatment option for pterygium is SURGERY.
Typically Pteryguim does not require surgery unless it grows to such an extent that it obstruct the visual axis or causes visual problems.
Some of the symptoms such as irritation can be addressed with artificial tears.

Ensure you visit an eye clinic at least twice a year for comprehensive eye examination.