To assess your eye’s damage, we’ll perform a comprehensive eye exam that focuses on your retinas, corneas, and pupils.
Eye Infection Treatment in Marblehead
Healing Your Damaged Eyes
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Recently Sustained An Injury or Infection?
Ocular injuries are no joke. Even the smallest of debris in your eye can lead to permanent vision loss.
Not to mention, they’re painful.
Bruising
Swelling
Eye pain
Red eyes
Changes to vision
Eye bleeding
Itching
Debris in eye
Visible eye deformity
Watery eyes
Treating Acute Eye Injuries & Infections
Diagnosing and Testing
With your exam results, we’ll create a custom treatment plan to get your eyes back into shape.
Depending on the severity of your condition, we can explore a number of treatment methods to suit your needs.
Caring For Your Eyes
Solution-Driven
Giving our patients the care they need is our main focus, whether it’s a routine check-up or a complex treatment.
Education-Focused
We strive to empower our patients with a comprehensive understanding of their health and proactive vision care.
Patient-Centered
With Dr. Orenberg, every patient has an eye doctor who takes the time to get to know them and answer their questions warmly.
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Abbie L.
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Dr. Orenberg and his staff are wonderful! I would highly recommend them to all of my friends and family. Everyone at the office seems very happy, smart, and they see patients on time!
Alan L.
Dr. Orenberg is a bright addition to the field of ophthalmology. He is well educated and very personable. His technical assistant was very nice and professional. He has the latest in technology and performs a thorough exam. I recommend this...
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Had a wonderful experience At Marblehead Ophthalmology with Dr, Andrew Orenberg today. He was incredibly thorough, kind, and offered great explanations of what he was doing on a step-by-step basis. He’s an asset to the medical community Wish all of...
Pam S.
Dr. Orenberg is knowledgeable, warm, and listens to the needs of patients. His staff is terrific. A great experience!
Dr. Orenberg is amazing! So kind, patient, and gentle, part of the reason I leftover my previous ophthalmologist. Felt totally at ease. Knows his stuff to boot. So glad he’s in town. I swear he had a fan club of patients in the waiting room!
Abbie L.
Dr. Orenberg and his staff are wonderful! I would highly recommend them to all of my friends and family. Everyone at the office seems very happy, smart, and they see patients on time!
Barbara C.
Dr. Orenberg is a bright addition to the field of ophthalmology. He is well educated and very personable. His technical assistant was very nice and professional. He has the latest in technology and performs a thorough exam. I recommend this practice highly.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The most common causes of eye infections are viral or bacterial, such as the microorganisms that cause pink eye. While antibiotics can treat bacterial infections, viral infections cannot. Determining the difference between these infection sources is crucial to a successful care plan. That’s why we always perform thorough eye exams when you visit us for an eye infection treatment in Marblehead.
Additionally, acute injuries to your eye can become infected. Whether your injury is due to trauma or a foreign object coming into contact with the eye, it is best to seek out an eye doctor right away. This ensures the eye’s condition does not worsen or become infected.
If you have debris in your eye that your tears cannot flush out, do not attempt to remove this object yourself. This may cause further injury to your eye and can even cause permanent blindness depending on the object’s location.
For cuts, bruises, and other trauma-related injuries, use a cold compress for the discomfort. Discontinue use if you feel further pain, as this may be a sign you are worsening the injury.
You should call us immediately if your eye receives any kind of injury that results in acute pain. Even if you think you can handle the discomfort, you should never try to tough out an eye injury. Prolonging treatment can lead to further damage to the eye, if there is any, and possibly lead to permanent blindness.
Before your exam, Dr. Orenberg will ask you about how your injury occurred before fitting your symptoms to the appropriate eye exams. Your eyes may undergo testing via imaging, eye charts, perimetry, or even pupil dilation. If your injury is due to a foreign object, the debris will be located and removed at this time. After you’ve received your injury diagnosis, your eye infection treatment in Marblehead can begin.
The severity of your symptoms, trauma, or infection will alter your treatment steps. However, all treatments begin with a series of eye examinations. Dr. Andrew Orenberg will personally oversee every stage of your eye exam.
Getting ready for your eye infection treatment in Marblehead is easy. Remember to bring your current eyewear, a brief summary of your medical background, and a list of the medications you’re taking. With this information, Dr. Orenberg can determine which tests are most suitable for you.
Dr. Orenberg will conduct a range of tests, which may span from a simple eye chart to a dilated eye exam, based on your infection stage and ocular injuries. Rest assured, these tests are painless and you’ll be able to continue with your daily routine after your clinic visit. However, if you receive the tonometry test to assess eye pressure, the doctor will use a topical numbing solution to ensure a painless experience.
Dr. Andrew Orenberg highlights the value of working together in patient care. His role involves creating lasting bonds between doctors and patients and partnering with Marblehead providers to enhance patient health.
Dr. Orenberg received his degree from the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry before completing his residency at SUNY Upstate in Syracuse, NY. After a 16-year absence, he returned to the North Shore to begin practicing eye infection treatment in Marblehead. Now living in the Salem area, he loves Boston sports, music, and Disney, making memories with his family and two dogs.