What Your Eyes Can Tell You About Your Liver

7. The flickering eyes

Blinking the eyes at a frequency greater than normally referred to as eye twitching. It is not a very harmfully serious disorder and usually ends off naturally without having the need of any special attention.

But in some cases, it might be linked to urges and addictions such as caffeine, smoking or alcohol consumption.

8. Night Blindness

Deficiency of Vitamin –A may lead to the weakening of vision at night. It may need the use of glasses or the patient. If the decline of the vision continues to exist, one may have the danger of the occurrence of cataract and permanent cloudy vision.

At initial stages, it can be easily cured by providing a diet rich in Vitamin-A such as carrots, sweet potatoes, spinach, or even diet supplements rich in Vitamin-A.

Sources:

American Academy of Opthamology: "Corneal Arcus," "What is Vitamin A Deficiency?"

NIH National Eye Institute: "Facts About Diabetic Eye Disease."

American Optometric Association: "Diabetic Retinopathy."

NIH: "Graves Disease."

National Stroke Associaton: "What is stroke?"

NIH Office of Dietary Supplements: "Vitamin A."