- Argyll-Robertson pupil
- White halo
- Leopard-like fundus
- Marginal ulcerative keratitis
- Posterior optic neuritis
- Refractive amblyopia
- Anisometropic amblyopia
- Refractive medium turbidity
- Non-vitreous lesions
- Conjunctival congestion, yellow pus
- An ochre film appears in the conjunctiva
- Conjunctival and lacrimal area
- Conjunctival sand appearance
- Pathological myopia
- Scleral edema
- Scleral outer inflammation
- Scleral vesicle
- xanthopsia
- Bottom burst
- Venous venous return disorder
- Orbital blue and purple
- Periorbital edema
- Periorbital plaque
- The vitreous body protrudes through the pupil to the front chamber
- Visible cysts in the vitreous
- There is blood in the vitreous
- Deprivation amblyopia
- Keep blinking
- Can't keep blinking
- Large cornea
- Sudden vision loss after heavy drinking
- Granulomatous changes in the unilateral fundus
- Monocular blindness
- Sudden black eyes suddenly appear in one eye
- Monocular eye shadow
- Trichiasis
- Drop cornea
- Unclear red and green colors
- Fever with eye congestion
- Disuse amblyopia
- Diplopia
- High intraocular pressure
- Lattice degeneration
- Scleral congestion
- Scleral bleeding
- Scleral perforation
- Scleral yellow stain
- Light reflection disappears
- White visual field defect
- Nuclear vertical eye muscle spasm
- Black and white
- Red blind
- Red vision
- Red eye
- Gray-white tumor nodules formed on the surface of the iris
- Iris inflammation
- Iris root disconnection
- Iris segmental atrophy
- Iris blue
- Iris defect
- Iris neovascularization and fibrovascular membrane
- Iris
- Rainbow
- Macular avoidance
- Macular cystic edema
- Macular disc degeneration
- Secondary optic atrophy
- Pseudo anterior chamber
- Giant nipple of palpebral conjunctiva
- Conjunctiva hard and flat nipple
- Eyelid entropion
- ectropion of eyelid
- The rim of the rim is sagged in a horizontal "S" shape
- Alternate use of both eyes
- Conjunctival xerostomia
- Corneal surface
- Transparent blisters with different corneal sizes
- Corneal dry spot
- Post-corneal embryonic ring
- Corneal opacity
- Corneal lens adhesion
- Corneal ulcer
- Corneal fistula
- Corneal erosion
- Corneal ring
- Spotted dark gray opacity on the cornea
- Corneal epithelial erosion
- Corneal burn
- Corneal dendritic changes
- Keratitis
- Corneal foreign body
- Corneal or ulcer
- Corneal sensation reduction
- Typical silvery appearance of the posterior portion of the cornea
- Corneal burns and scratches
- Conjunctival hyperemia
- Conjunctival dry spot
- Conjunctival nipple hyperplasia
- Conjunctival foreign body
- Eyelash drop
- Ciliary congestion
- Goldfish eye
- Myopia arc
- Myopic astigmatism
- Eating tears
- Lens protein escape
- Lens opacity
- Lens capsule wall rupture
- Increased lens expansion
- Lens glaucoma
- Lattice iron deposition
- Lens protrusion
- Lens dislocation or subluxation
- Lens shift
- Lens shrinkage
- Limited scleral swelling
- Open and closed
- See things getting far
- Look at things with little black spots
- Seeing things have a ghost
- The lips are often weak and unable to suffocate
- Blue sclera
- Blue tympanic membrane sign
- Blue and yellow blind
- Blue and yellow weak
- Blue visual field defect
- Bad eyes
- Non-lesional pre-flying mosquitoes
- Old people cry more
- Lacrimal duct obstruction
- Tear film disappears
- Lacrimal gland is not developed
- Inflammation of the lacrimal gland
- Increased secretion of sweat glands and parotid glands in the lacrimal gland
- Lacrimal gland cyst
- Lacrimal gland prolapse
- Lacrimal gland enlargement
- Tears
- Dry eyes
- Two-eye dysphagia
- Can't look down
- Diamond-phenomenon
- Tears
- Green blind
- Green weak
- Green vision
- Choroidal depression
- Blind spot
- Brow bow depression
- Brow arch pain
- Eye red
- Increased dirt
- Headache
- Internal oblique A sign
- Internal oblique V sign
- Paving stone degeneration
- Uveitis
- Paint crack pattern
- Organic amblyopia
- Anterior chamber pigmentation
- Red blood level below the anterior chamber
- Swollen lens cortical granules in the anterior chamber
- Glaucoma
- Youth cataract
- Congestion of amblyopia
- Loss of color vision
- Abnormal color vision
- External oblique A sign
- External oblique V sign
- External eye vertigo
- Pupil enlargement
- Shangyu yellow white dots
- Drooping
- Upper eyelid thickening and relaxation
- Physiological blind spot expansion
- Nearly lasting
- Near difficulty
- Visual misrecognition
- Impaired visual function
- Vision is often foggy
- Visual field of vision change
- Visual impairment
- Disc tilt
- Optic papilledema
- Primary atrophy of the optic nerve
- Optic nerve head pale
- Optic atrophy
- Retinal Roth spot
- Retinal bleeding
- Retinal artery occlusion
- Retinal vein distort
- Retinal edema
- Retinal detachment
- Visually small
- Visual distortion
- Visual field defect
- Reduced field of view
- Visual field narrowing
- Bilateral valgus
- Binocular Bell phenomenon asymmetry
- Eye twitching
- Unbearable itching eyes
- Eyes staring upwards
- Contraction, drooping eyelids and eyeball retraction
- Pupil whitening
- Pupil deformation
- Pupil asymmetry
- Yellow and white reflection on the pupil
- Pupil size varies
- Pupil fixation
- The sides of the pupil are not equal
- Pupils such as serrated or plum-shaped
- Pupil abnormality
- Pupil edge pigmentation
- White reflection can be seen in the pupil
- Exophthalmia
- Sunset glow or evening sun
- photophobia
- Photophobia and tears
- Aphakic eye
- Blurred vision
- XA-phenomenon
- XV-phenomenon
- X-phenomenon
- Sunset syndrome
- lower eyelid ectropion
- Congenital iris deficiency
- Congenital aniridia
- Chalazion
- Children blink frequently
- Trabecular mesh pigmentation
- Small eyeball
- Strabismus
- Strabismus amblyopia
- Squinting inhibition
- Panda eyes
- Red spots appear in white eyes
- White eyes
- White eyes
- White blue-gray or black spots
- Eye infection
- Eye burn
- Eye pain
- Eye congestion
- Fundus hemorrhage and exudation
- Spotted or flaming bleeding
- The macula was found to have a gray discoloration at the fundus
- Fundus change
- Cherry red spots on the macula of the fundus
- No red light reflection at the fundus
- Abnormal fundus
- Eye cherry erythema
- Eye swelling, dry hair
- Dry eyes
- Dry eyes, soreness, fatigue
- Eye flower
- Ophthalmoplegia
- Eyelid closure
- There is a noticeable itching and burning sensation in the eyelids
- Eyelids are purple
- Eyelid hypertrophy
- Eyelid edema
- Eyelid deformity
- blepharospasm
- Eyelid abscess
- Eyelid relaxation
- Eyelid relaxation and upper lip thickening
- Eyelid valgus
- Eyelid drooping
- Eyelid foreign body
- Eyelid tremor
- Eyelids are swollen and pale green
- Corneal reflex disappears
- Conjunctival melanosis
- Defects on the conjunctiva
- Conjunctival edema and corneal ulcer
- Eye crystal anterior chamber brown light reflection
- Stinging eyes
- Red eyes
- Eyes hurt
- Wide eye distance
- Sustained, acupuncture or tearing pain in the eyelids
- Eyelid reduction
- Eyelid foreign body
- Foreign body sensation in the eye
- Eyelid drooping
- Eye fatigue
- Shadow in front of eyes
- Spark or flash in front of your eyes
- Purple smoke in front of your eyes
- Abnormal flash in front of eyes, increased black spots
- Eyeball spot
- Eyeball can't move freely
- Different axes of the eye
- Eye piercing
- Vertical dyskinesia
- Eyeball contusion
- Eyeball function declines or disappears
- Eyeball floating phenomenon
- Eyeball convergence function paralysis or paralysis
- Blunt and blind in the eyeball
- Eyeball invagination
- Inclination of eyeball
- Eyeball up and down
- Exophthalmos
- Eye tenderness
- Eye shift
- Eye movement deflection
- Eye defect
- Ocular uveitis
- eye pain
- Eye rotation
- Increased intraocular pressure
- IOP suddenly rises rapidly
- Eyes can't open
- Eye swelling
- Night blind
- Wind and tears
- Eyeball beating consistent with the pulse
- Increase in hyperopic diopter
- In the morning, the upper and lower eyelids stick together
- Blinking more than
- Dark spot or bow dark spot
- Dark spot expansion
- Central dark spot and change in diopter
- Periodic episodes of scleral congestion
- Blind
- Spontaneous intrabulb hemorrhage
- Ankle defect or defect
- myopia
- Pseudo myopia
- Red eyes
- Nose smash
- Blurred vision
- Vision loss
- Corneal shedding
- Conjunctival hemorrhage