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What Is Emergency Eye Care?

The eyes are very delicate organs, and any injuries can threaten vision or eye health if help is not immediately available. Our expert eye care team at Texas State Optical Bandera may be the better solution sometimes for eye care emergencies than primary medical care because of specialized knowledge and training. Leading optometrist Dr. Victoria Perez and her eye care staff provide quality eye and vision care, offering comprehensive services to treat the following emergencies:

  • Loss of vision
  • Eye infections, including pink eye
  • Eye trauma
  • Seeing double vision
  • Eye pain and irritation
  • Foreign objects in the eye
  • Scratches or abrasions to the cornea

Our friendly staff at Texas State Optical Bandera in San Antonio, TX is prepared and highly trained to use advanced technologies to examine and treat any eye or vision issues you may be experiencing. Contact us in case of an emergency or to schedule your next eye exam.

What Are the Benefits of Emergency Eye Care?

Emergency eye care at Texas State Optical Bandera in San Antonio, TX provides immediate and expert treatment for eye injuries and sudden vision problems. Additional benefits include:

  • Immediate care for eye injuries and emergencies
  • Helps prevent vision loss and further damage
  • Treats infections, injuries, and sudden vision changes
  • Minimizes discomfort and pain
  • Ensures timely diagnosis and treatment for serious conditions

How We Treat Eye Care Emergencies

Doing anything extraordinary to an injured eye could have negative results. At Texas State Optical Bandera, our optometrists are trained and licensed to diagnose and treat diseases of the eye. We may prescribe topical and oral medications for infections, inflammations, pain, dry eyes, glaucoma, and allergies. If a foreign object, such as sawdust, sand, or dirt, becomes embedded in an eye, we apply anesthetic eye drops to numb the eye and prevent pain during removal. Sometimes a thorough eye rinse is all that’s needed to remove foreign bodies, but other treatments may involve dilation or flushing the eye with lukewarm water in the event of chemical contact.

I have been seeing Dr. Perez the past 2 years and have always received the best care. The staff is always so nice and professional. Dr. Perez is very thorough at explaining your eye health to you. This is truly the best eye care I’ve ever received, and I’ve been wearing glasses for about 30 years now.

V.R. Google

I LOVE Dr Perez and all of her staff at the Texas State Optical at Bandera/1604!! They are AWESOME!! They all know me by name as I know them as well. They are SO friendly, helpful, knowledgeable, professional, and just WONDERFUL!! I cannot say enough good things about them!! I HIGHLY recommend them!!!!

J.G. Google

Great staff. Very helpful. Fabulous doctor!

K.G. Google

Very kind staff, goes out of their way to help customers. Great eyeglasses collection to choose from.

A.W. Google

My first eye exam in 20 years. It was the best experience I’ve ever had with eye exams. Because I’ve never worn glasses they made the decisions unbelievably easy. All of my needs and questions resolved in a very professional manner and yet it felt like we were just sitting down at the dinner table and talking.

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Alleviate Eye Trauma

Patients should understand that certain eye injuries can be very serious and must be treated by an experienced physician right away. Reach out to us for an eye evaluation at Texas State Optical Bandera if you need immediate attention. Dr. Perez has extensive experience in treating and alleviating eye trauma and other eye care emergencies. Contact our team at our San Antonio, TX practice for help anytime.

What should I do if I experience sudden vision loss?

If you experience sudden vision loss, it's crucial to seek emergency eye care immediately. Avoid trying to diagnose or treat the issue yourself, as sudden vision loss can indicate serious conditions like retinal detachment, stroke, or other vascular issues. Time is critical in these situations; delaying care can lead to permanent vision impairment. Contact our eye care team immediately or head to an emergency room as soon as possible.

What are the signs of an eye infection that requires emergency care?

Signs of an eye infection that may require emergency care include severe pain, significant redness, swelling around the eye, discharge, and vision changes. Infections like bacterial keratitis or orbital cellulitis can rapidly worsen without prompt treatment. If you suspect an eye infection is severe, do not delay in seeking professional care, as untreated infections can lead to serious complications, including vision loss.

How urgent is it to treat a scratched cornea?

A scratched cornea, or corneal abrasion, requires prompt medical attention to prevent infection and further complications. While minor scratches might heal on their own, deeper abrasions can cause significant pain, light sensitivity, and vision problems. Seeking emergency eye care ensures that the injury is properly assessed and treated, reducing the risk of long-term damage.

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