SWOLLEN SKIN AROUND EYE is CALLED PERIORBITAL EDEMA... CAUSES VARY.. TRY: REST, ICE, EYE DROPS, warm compresses... AVOID RUBBING...Less screen time if SEVERE, see A DOCTOR...

Seeing flashes of light or "lightning" in your peripheral vision can sometimes be a symptom of an eye related issue. However, stress and anxiety can also cause visual disturbances, including perceived flashes of light. Meantime it may be helpful to practice stress management techniques, such as deep breathing exercises, mindfulness or meditation. If this also doesn't help then visit an eye specialist to get it checked.

Yes, you can give blood if you take­ ashwagandha every day and had Lasik surgery 3 ye­ars ago. The ashwagandha herb is safe and will not impact your blood donation. The­ Lasik eye operation you had some­ time ago also does not stop you from giving blood. Just make sure­ you feel good on the day you plan to donate­ blood. 

It is likely that the puffiness around your eyes can be age related.  But certain medial conditions can also cause puffiness such as thyroid problem, allergies etc. Please consult a doctor if the puffiness worsens or does not go away. 

You are experiencing an ailment called eye strain. Nowadays, it is common for people to experience problems with their eyesight. When your eyes are overworked they might be showing kaleidoscope colors or red. This is possible when the eyes are staring at light bulbs for too long. To help, rest your eyes by looking away from screens and lights. Eye drops or glasses may also be useful. 

Dry eye­ occurs when your eyes do not produce­ adequate tears or the­ tears are poor quality. It can lead to wate­ry eyes, blurred vision, and a burning se­nsation. Potential causes include aging, ce­rtain medications, or extende­d screen time. To he­lp alleviate symptoms, use artificial te­ars, avoid smoke exposure, and take­ breaks from screens. Additionally, fre­quent blinking can help kee­p your eyes moisturized.

You might have a lazy left eye, which is also called strabismus. This is caused by the fact that the eye muscles do not function as they should. Sometimes, they can also lead to symptoms such as double vision or your eyes not looking in the same direction. Don't worry, there are treatments available, like special glasses, eye exercises, or even surgery, to help improve your condition.

Reduced optic nerve activity can show itself through the symptoms of inability to see the sharp image, obvious zone, or inability to see in the darkness. Several different reasons can be behind this condition, such as injury, specific diseases like glaucoma, or insufficient blood flow. The treatment approach often involves targeting the very problem at the source. It’s necessary to have an eye specialist carry out a thorough examination so that the best course of action can be determined. Therapies, or the adjustment of a lifestyle, may be recommended by them to get the best visual acuity and comfort. Call for professional help to discuss your choices and learn it’s better to handle eye problems at the onset.