Worried about your eyes
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In this section
Noticing changes in your eyes
Find information and advice here for what to do if you've noticed changes in your vision or eye health
Preparing for your appointment
Preparing for your appointment can help you get the most out of your time with your eye specialist. We’ve put together some useful tips to help you get ready for your appointment, whether you’ve had your eye test at the opticians or are waiting for your first appointment at the hospital.
Questions to ask at your appointment
This page has questions and tips to help you make the most of your time with the eye specialist and get answers about your eye health.
Types of eye condition
Find information on eye conditions including symptoms and treatments. Our information on individual eye conditions is medically checked and is designed to be as useful as possible.
Help with everyday living
This page has practical advice and tips to help you keep doing the things you want and need to do.
Help with how you're feeling
Our Sight Loss Advice Service can give you emotional support to help you face the future with confidence.
Supporting a loved one with an eye condition
If someone you care about is worried about their eyes, waiting for an appointment with an eye specialist or has found out they have an eye condition, there’s lots of ways you can support them. Here are some ideas to help you offer your support.