Sometimes your eyes are in need of an emergency eye exam. Your eyes are intricate, delicate, and vulnerable. An eye-related incident could be life-changing catastrophically.

What constitutes an emergency?

If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, contact us right away. It is better to know if it is nothing before it becomes something.

1. Sudden Vision Loss: Complete or partial loss of vision in one or both eyes.
2. Eye Trauma: Any injury to the eye, such as a blow, cut, or chemical exposure.
3. Severe Eye Pain: Intense pain in or around the eye.
4. Flashes and Floaters: Sudden appearance of flashes of light or an increase in floaters (small specks or lines) in your vision.
5. Foreign Object: If something is stuck in your eye and you cannot remove it safely.
6. Redness and Swelling: Severe redness, swelling, or discharge, especially if it is accompanied by pain or vision changes.
7. Double Vision: Experiencing double vision that occurs suddenly.
8. Sudden Onset of Blurriness: Unexplained and sudden blurriness in vision.
9. Chemical Exposure: If your eye has been exposed to a chemical substance.
10. Severe Headache with Eye Symptoms: A severe headache that is accompanied by eye pain, changes in vision, or sensitivity to light.