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What Is an Eye Emergency?

Whenever there’s a time-sensitive risk to your vision or ocular health, it’s an eye emergency. If you experience an eye emergency, please seek help from your eye doctor as soon as possible.

  • Suddenly losing some or all vision
  • Suddenly seeing many floaters, flashes, or large blurry patches
  • Intense or abrupt eye pain
  • Unexpected dizziness or headaches
  • Intense or abrupt inflammation in the eye area
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What to Do in an Eye Emergency

There’s never time to waste during an eye emergency. Find professional medical help immediately.

Total Vision Del Mar can help with many different eye emergencies. We also perform follow-up exams to ensure your smooth recovery after receiving emergency eye care from our team. If you don’t know if your situation is an eye emergency, you should assume that it is and take action fast. Contact us immediately for help. If you can’t reach us, go to your nearest emergency room.

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  • 12880 Carmel Country Rd D110
  • San Diego, CA 92130

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