Sudden vision loss should be assessed urgently. Please contact us as soon as possible.
A sudden decrease or loss of vision should always be taken seriously and needs prompt medical attention. Whether it affects one eye or both, and whether or not it is painful, the timing matters more than the severity.
Sudden loss usually involves the structures that carry vision to the brain, or the blood supply that keeps them working:
Sudden vision loss should be assessed urgently — particularly when it comes with any of the following:
In several of these causes, the outcome depends heavily on how quickly the eye is examined. Please contact us as soon as possible rather than waiting to see whether it improves.
We assess with a detailed eye examination and imaging to identify the cause quickly. If hospital care or surgery is required, we will advise you clearly and coordinate the appropriate care.
Dr. JD Ferwerda, MD: Dutch-trained ophthalmologist specialising in cataracts, lens exchange, retinal disease, glaucoma, and AMD.
Russian-trained refractive and general ophthalmologist, leads lasik/ laser vision correction at EEC
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.