A raised area on the white part of the eye can be unsettling, especially when it starts to feel irritated or look more noticeable. Some pterygiums stay small for a long time, while others slowly spread toward the cornea. What matters most is whether it is irritating your eye, changing your vision, or starting to […]
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Eye irritation, persistent redness, or a visible change on the eye’s surface can become increasingly uncomfortable over time. When these symptoms are related to pterygium, knowing whether it can resolve on its own or requires treatment is an important part of protecting eye health. Dr. Bach Lan Linda Vu, M.D., is a board-certified ophthalmologist who specializes
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