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Expert Emergency Eye Care Services at Cedar Creek EyeCare


Eye emergencies can happen when you least expect them, and knowing how to respond is essential. We provide guidance and treatment for eye emergencies, whether a foreign object in your eye, sudden vision loss, or a bad case of pink/red eyes.

Child with swollen pink eye. Eyes infection.
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How to Handle Eye Emergencies


Eye emergencies can catch anyone off guard, but being prepared can make all the difference. Here are some handy emergency eye care tips to keep in mind:

Stay Calm: First and foremost, stay calm. Panic can make the situation worse and affect those around you.

Seek Professional Help: Never attempt to assess the severity of an eye injury on your own. Instead, contact us for guidance.

Emergency Room vs. Optometrist: Contrary to common belief, not all eye emergencies require a trip to the emergency room. Studies have shown that an eye doctor can effectively treat most cases.

However, your judgment matters, and if you feel it's necessary to visit the nearest emergency room, don't hesitate.

Wound on eye of child.Close up and concept for health

Expert Foreign Object Removal


Efficient foreign body removal requires precision to avoid complications and ensure complete recovery. Our clinic utilizes advanced techniques and equipment to carefully extract foreign objects from the eye with minimal discomfort. Our experienced optometrists perform a detailed assessment to determine the nature and location of the foreign body before proceeding with the safest removal method. After the extraction, we provide appropriate treatment, such as antibiotic drops or ointments, to prevent infection and promote healing.

Effective Corneal Abrasion Treatment


Corneal abrasions, or scratches on the eye's surface, require expert care to ensure rapid healing and prevent complications such as infections. At our clinic, we provide immediate and effective treatment for corneal abrasions, starting with a thorough examination to assess the extent of the injury. We then recommend the best course of action, which typically includes antibiotic or lubricating eye drops and advice on protecting your eye as it heals.

An infected eye with conjunctivitis or pink eye
Eye of a child with conjunctivitis, inflammation of the conjunctiva, close up.

Rapid Relief from Eye Infections


When it comes to eye infections like conjunctivitis (pink eye), it is important to seek an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment. Our team can provide the right action, ensuring a swift recovery and preserving your eye health.

We offer immediate consultations and thorough examinations to identify the type of conjunctivitis you are experiencing — viral, bacterial, or allergic. Based on this diagnosis, we tailor a treatment plan that may include medications like eye drops or ointments and advise on preventive measures to avoid recurrence.