Keratoglobus

Keratoglobus is an uncommon condition of the cornea, the transparent layer at the front of the eye, in which it thins diffusely and takes on a more bulging or globular shape, which affects the quality of vision.

How it presents: blurred or distorted vision is usually noticed that tends to change over time, as well as greater sensitivity of the eye.

Aspects to consider: by making the cornea thinner, it requires care and monitoring to protect eye health.

Which specialist treats it? it falls to the ophthalmologist, with support from the optometrist in the assessment of vision. If you notice persistent changes in the sharpness of your vision or eye discomfort, it is advisable to schedule a check-up with an eye care professional who can study your case.