“Hazel eyes, like autumn leaves,
A mix of green, brown, and gold that weaves,
A tapestry of colors so bold, a beauty to behold,
a story to be told…”
Good Morning,
Thanx for your response, greatly appreciated. As you may know, hazel eyes are considered rare. They are estimated to be present in only about 5% of the world’s population. This makes them rarer than blue eyes (8-10%) but more common than green eyes (2-3%). The prevalence of hazel eyes may vary depending on geographic location and ethnicity. Well, I am born with hazel eyes…
There are several reasons why someone might experience higher levels of sensitivity to the sun’s rays, including the person’s age and even eye color. It’s been scientifically proven that people with light-colored eyes like hazel, green, or blue in color are at a higher risk of sun damage as well as various eye diseases linked to UV exposure…
No matter what color your eyes are, the key fact to remember here is that they need to be protected with wearing sunglasses year-round even in overcast or cloudy weather. Though I was taking utmost care of my eyes and regular visits to ophthalmologist, I was suffering from Glaucoma with irregular eye pressure which has to be control with eye drops for many years…
Glaucoma is a group of eye diseases that damage the optic nerve which connects the eye to the brain. This damage can lead to vision loss, including blindness…
Best regards,
Jayant.
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