Coronavirus and Vision

How to tell when red eyes could be a symptom of COVID-19 — or when they’re probably caused by something else.

No evidence has surfaced of any widespread vision-related side effects from the COVID-19 vaccines.

COVID can cause eye problems that lead to blurry vision and other eye symptoms. Watch for these signs and know when to get medical help.

Learn about COVID-19 transmission and how the novel coronavirus may be able to enter through your eyes.

In some cases, the COVID-19 coronavirus can produce eye symptoms. Learn how to tell whether these symptoms are from COVID-19 or just allergies.

Learn what experts say about COVID-19 variants and the increased risk of conjunctivitis, causing red, itchy eyes.

Doctors are still learning about COVID-19 and its effects on the body, and many are on the lookout for eye problems that could be related to the virus.

Without also wearing a face mask, a face shield does very little to protect you from contagious COVID-19 respiratory droplets.

Find out how some optometrists and ophthalmologists are switching to virtual eye exams to limit the spread of COVID-19.

Find out how you can keep your glasses from fogging up while you wear a mask — and why your glasses get foggy in the first place.

Can COVID-19, a cold or flu cause pink eye? Learn how coronavirus could lead to conjunctivitis and know the symptoms, treatments, and how to cut your risk.

Face masks can fog glasses, but did you know they may also cause eye issues like dry eye? Learn how to prevent common eye problems caused by mask wearing.

Ivermectin is being used as a controversial treatment for COVID-19, but it may lead to problems with the eyes, vision and other parts of the body.