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Your cornea is the clear, protective layer at the front of your eyes.

Your cornea might be small, but it's mighty!

You're just living your life and suddenly, something weird happens to your vision.

An ocular migraine is a strange little event where your vision changes, usually in one eye, for a short time.

If your head starts hurting on the side near your temples, your jaw feels sore when you chew, and your vision goes blurry in one eye, you may have a condition called temporal arteritis.

If your eye suddenly feels tight, your vision goes blurry, and you see rainbow halos around lights, you might be showing signs of angle-closure glaucoma.

Anterior uveitis, also called iritis, is a type of eye inflammation that affects the front part of your eye.

You're looking at the sky or a white wall, and suddenly you see little floaty dots or flashes of light.

A Transient Ischemic Attack is a mini-stroke that sometimes affects how you see.

Optic neuritis is when the optic nerve gets inflamed or irritated.