Most people arrive with a symptom rather than a diagnosis. Each page below explains what can cause it, when it is worth having checked, and which conditions it can point to — in plain language, without jumping to conclusions.
Choose the description that fits closest. If more than one applies, start with whichever concerns you most — every page ends at the same place: an examination that finds the cause.
Irritation of the eye surface — often dryness, eyelid inflammation or allergy.
Read more → May be urgentCauses range from dryness and allergy to inflammation needing prompt assessment.
Read more →Gradual or sudden — from a prescription change to a retinal cause.
Read more →Glare and haloes around lights, most noticeable when driving after dark.
Read more → May be urgentUsually harmless — but new flashes or a curtain in your vision are urgent.
Read more →Common from the mid-40s — usually presbyopia, but worth confirming.
Read more → May be urgentSeeing two images of one object — new or sudden double vision needs review.
Read more →Tired, aching eyes after screens, reading or close work.
Read more → May be urgentOften lost gradually and unnoticed — the reason regular checks matter.
Read more → May be urgentAlways treat as urgent — a sudden decrease in vision needs same-day care.
Read more →Usually minor — but redness, warmth, pain or fever needs prompt care.
Read more →All consultations at European Eye Center are thorough and personalised.
Our front desk team will help you book the most suitable doctor for your symptoms.
If you are experiencing urgent eye symptoms, please contact us as soon as possible.