It is conducted in cases when no light enters the cornea or the eye is scarred because of any disease. Lamellar Cornea Transplant involves the replacement of only a few layers of the damaged cornea with fresh ones. A sharp special cutting instrument known as a trephine is used to remove a round section of the cornea of the eye.
It is conducted in cases when no light enters the cornea or the eye is scarred because of any disease. Lamellar Cornea Transplant involves the replacement of only a few layers of the damaged cornea with fresh ones. A sharp special cutting instrument ... More
I got lenskart eye test a month ago and I'll attach my result Basically I got contact lenses as well yesterday but lenskart didn't have any option to pick -1.50 cylindrical so I picked -1.75 for the right eye Was this okay or not?
My son took Accutane (isotretinoin) (20 mg) for about 2 weeks. Shortly after starting it, he developed significant dryness and discomfort. He stopped the medicine about 35 days ago, but symptoms are still present and fluctuate in severity. Eyes: He has dry and sometimes painful eyes. Eye drops provide temporary relief. He feels the left upper eyelid is producing little/no oil or no tears and feel pain in the eye, doubts about MGD. His eye examination showed 6/6 vision, normal fundus and normal eye pressure, with dryness diagnosed. Internal body dryness: He has persistent dry mouth and throat with very less saliva in mouth , sticky/dry lips and dry nose, with a feeling of dehydration even after drinking ample water. Sometimes he wakes during sleep because of dryness. He experiences heavy breathing and internal dryness problems. Guide us about any specific dryness test for eyes and body.
Past 10-15 days se right eye ki eyelid thodi neeche jhuki hui hai aur eye choti lag rahi hai. Shuruat mein ye aati-jaati thi (fluctuating), lekin ab lagatar rehne lagi hai. Mujhe frequently aankhein malne (eye rubbing) ki aadat hai. Double vision, pain, ya headache nahi hai.
I have problem in both eyes since 15 days and has tablets and ointments as per prescription but now it's feel again start as new . It's like blurred after couple of time it actually a small ball generated inside the
Hello I have been wearing eyeglasses from a very young age and I didn't wear eyeglasses at Every time , because my work is nearby and I am not able to clearly see words and other things in my smartphone after wearing - number eyeglasses and not able to see small words also,but this time I go for eyesight check up again and in this month on 16 than doctor see my eyeglasses and check my eyes with auto refraction machine and give me new number of eyeglasses and doctor open his new centre and new machine installed by him one month ago,so I want to know that I have to make new eyeglasses with auto refraction machine number or I have to eye checkup again, because that time doctor only check my eye with number and don't put lenses in my eyes and not read on screen
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