Eye Tumours

Understanding different types of eye tumours including symptoms, diagnosis and treatment options. Articles cover both benign and malignant tumours, from retinoblastoma to melanoma.

Benign Eye Tumours

Eye tumours can be benign yet still cause worry, here's what you need to know about types, diagnosis and treatment.

Diagnosing Ocular Tumours

Eye tumours often have no early warning signs, so knowing what changes to watch for can help catch them sooner.

Eye Cancer Symptoms

Watch for warning signs of eye cancer like persistent watering, vision changes, and unusual growths around the eye.

Eye Melanoma: What Is It?

Eye melanoma is a rare cancer that develops in the eye's pigment cells, with fair skin and blue eyes increasing your risk.

Support for People with Eye Cancer

People with eye cancer can access local support groups and resources to help them cope with diagnosis, treatment, and recovery.

Treating Ocular Tumours

Eye cancer treatment depends on tumour size and location, with options ranging from monitoring to surgery, radiation, or chemotherapy.

Types of Ocular Tumours

Eye tumours can be benign or cancerous, ranging from harmless cysts to serious melanomas that may require treatment or eye removal.

What Is a Retinoblastoma?

A rare eye cancer in young children with excellent survival rates when caught early, affecting about 40 cases yearly in the UK.