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URGENTWAY

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Delaying eye treatment may result in vision loss
UrgentWay offers eye care treatment for all types of eye infections

Efficient Eye Care at UrgentWay Walk-In Clinic

Dry, red, itchy, and painful eyes may indicate an infection. Certain eye diseases, such as conjunctivitis (pink eye), are highly prevalent and can be infectious if left untreated. Visit UrgentWay for the finest eye care treatment.
It’s best to avoid any delays in obtaining treatment for better eye care, as the worst-case scenario can be loss of vision. Don’t wait to seek treatment; schedule an appointment and visit us at UrgentWay.

Our board certified providers will discuss your health and counsel you on preventative care and healthy choices.
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You can get your eye treatment at a low cost at any of our locations. No hidden charges.

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If you wear contact lenses, then you may have difficulty continuing to wear them in case you have an eye infection, whereas some discover that their vision gets blurry.

Allergens in your surroundings might occasionally trigger eye infection symptoms, thus it is critical to receive a good diagnosis in order to discover the best eye therapy to alleviate your symptoms.

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What is an eye infection?

Bacteria, viruses, or fungi can get into your eyes and cause an infection. Any part of your eye can become infected, including the eyelid, cornea, or conjunctiva. Eye infections can develop in one eye or both eyes. The symptoms of an eye infection depend on which part of the eye is infected. Some of the most common eye infections are conjunctivitis, keratitis, and styes.

Most common eye infections:
Conjunctivitis, commonly known as “pink eye,” is an infection of the conjunctiva. It’s called “pink eye” because it often gives your eye a pinkish tint.
Keratitis is an infection of the cornea. It is one of the most common types of eye infections among contact lens users.
A stye is a painful lump on the eyelid near the eyelashes. Bacteria present in an oil gland in the skin on the edge of the eyelid cause styes.

Common symptoms of eye infections include:
  • Burning Sensation
  • Tears
  • Light Sensitivity
  • Redness
  • Sensation Of An Object In The Eye

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How Are Eye Infections Treated?

Most eye infections clear up quickly with proper eye care treatment. Our health care providers may recommend a variety of treatments that may include:

  • Eye drops
  • Eye ointments
  • Oral medications
Be sure to follow your Medical health provider’s instructions, even when symptoms go away, You should not wear contact lenses until the eye infection clears up.

How Can I Prevent An Eye Infection?

There are several steps you can take for better eye care to help keep your eyes healthy, and our healthcare providers will tell you how to avoid eye infections during your visit.
For example:

  1. Wash your hands regularly and avoid touching your eyes and face while your hands are dirty
  2. Avoid sharing eye makeup with other people
  3. Contact lens users are at a higher risk of developing an eye infection. To protect your eyes, you should disinfect your contact lenses daily and wash your hands before putting them in or taking them out
  4. If someone you know has conjunctivitis, try not to touch them. Conjunctivitis is one of the most contagious eye infections and can be easily spread through physical contact

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UrgentWay is dedicated to providing you with the right care when you need it most. Just give us a call and talk to the best health care professionals.

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Our Primary Care services focus on preventative medicine and regular follow-ups to develop a long-term trusting relationship with patients.

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