Swift Eye Emergency Care at
Dr. Gary Gold & Associates, CA
At Dr. Gary Gold & Associates, your eye emergencies receive immediate, expert attention. We aim to provide fast and effective care when you need it most to protect your vision and your eye health.
Why Immediate Eye Emergency Care Matters
Eye emergencies can range from acute infections and foreign objects in the eye to severe conditions like retinal detachments or sudden onset of glaucoma. These situations cause discomfort and pose serious risks to your vision if not treated promptly.
That's why our clinic prioritizes rapid response to emergency calls, even after hours, ensuring you get the help you need when every second counts.
Our Emergency Eye Care Services in CA
Our clinic boasts the latest technology and is staffed by experienced professionals ready to address eye emergencies such as:
- Foreign Object Removal: Immediate care to safely remove particles that could harm the eye
- Infection Treatment: Fast, effective solutions for eye infections to relieve discomfort and prevent complications
- Corneal Abrasion: Our prompt and gentle care for scratched eyes focuses on healing and pain relief, minimizing the risk of infection
- Acute Glaucoma Treatment: Urgent interventions to manage sudden glaucoma attacks and protect your vision
- Retinal Detachment Care: Prompt attention to signs of retinal detachment, a critical condition requiring swift action
When to Seek Emergency Eye Care
If you experience any of the following, it's important to seek emergency eye care immediately:
- Sudden loss of vision or noticeable vision changes
- Eye pain, especially if severe or accompanied by nausea and headache
- Redness and discharge, which could indicate a possible infection
- Foreign objects that you cannot easily remove
- Signs of a retinal detachment, such as flashes of light, floaters, or a shadow over your vision
Handling Eye Emergencies Correctly
In the event of an eye emergency, follow these crucial steps to safeguard your vision:
- Don’t Rub or Press: Avoid rubbing or applying pressure to the affected eye to prevent further damage.
- Foreign Objects: Don’t attempt to remove embedded objects yourself; leave it for medical professionals.
- Protect the Eye: Cover the eye with a clean, soft cloth or an eye shield, ensuring not to press against the eye.
- Seek Immediate Medical Attention: Contact our clinic directly or go to the nearest emergency room immediately.
