Your Trusted Eye Emergency Partners
in Maryville
Accidents happen in the blink of an eye, and every second counts regarding your vision. That's why Blount County Eye Center is here — your dedicated ally in emergency eye care.
Your eyes are your windows to the world; it can be alarming and frightening when they are distressed. Eye emergencies, such as infections, corneal abrasions, and foreign body incidents, demand immediate attention to prevent further damage and preserve your precious eyesight.
Eye Emergencies We Treat at Blount County Eye Center
Eye Infection: Swift Intervention, Lasting Relief
Eye infections can be painful, causing redness, itching, and general discomfort. The risk of complications increases exponentially if left untreated. At Blount County Eye Center, we understand the urgency of addressing eye infections promptly.
Our team of seasoned eye care professionals is well-equipped to identify the root cause of the infection and provide targeted treatments that offer rapid relief.
Foreign Body Removal: Precision and Expertise
Nothing is more unsettling than the feeling of a foreign object in your eye. Prompt and precise removal is essential to avoid further damage, whether a particle of dust, a metal shard, or a tiny insect. We use cutting-edge tools and techniques to ensure the removal process is swift and painless.
Your comfort and safety are our top priorities, and we take every precaution to minimize discomfort and prevent complications.
Corneal Abrasions: Gentle Care for Rapid Healing
Corneal abrasions can be excruciatingly painful, often caused by scratches or trauma to the eye's outermost layer. Immediate attention is crucial to prevent infections and accelerate the healing process.
We specialize in gentle, effective care for corneal abrasions.
What to do During an Eye Emergency
Avoid Rubbing: Don't rub your eye; it can cause further damage
Don't Self-Medicate: Avoid using over-the-counter medications without professional guidance
Protect Your Eyes: If there is any risk of further injury, protect your eyes with a clean, sterile dressing or a protective shield until professional help is available
Avoid Bright Lights: In cases of eye discomfort, reduce exposure to bright lights and screens to minimize irritation
Contact Us Immediately: The quicker you contact us, the better the chances of preserving your vision and eye health
