Question 1

Why do patients visit Dr. Narottama Sindhu?

Accepted Answer

Patients frequently visit Dr. Narottama Sindhu for OPHTHALMOLOGY, Cataract with Premium Lens Surgery, Glaucoma- Medical Surgical Including Lasers, Trab, Tubes, MIGS. To see more reasons visit the doctor's profile on Practo.

Question 2

What is Dr. Narottama Sindhu's education qualification?

Accepted Answer

Dr. Narottama Sindhu has the following qualifications - MBBS, DNB - Ophthalmology, MD - Ophthalmology.

Question 3

What does Dr. Narottama Sindhu specialises in ?

Accepted Answer

Dr. Narottama Sindhu specialises as Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon.

Question 4

How many years of experience does Dr. Narottama Sindhu have?

Accepted Answer

Dr. Narottama Sindhu has an overall experience of 37 years. View where has Dr. Narottama Sindhu practiced in the past.

Question 5

Who is Dr. Narottama Sindhu?

Accepted Answer

An accomplished Eye Surgeon with a vast experience of 3 decades in this field. Astute clinician, a great surgeon & academician with over 30 indexed/non indexed international & national publications. Special interest in Glaucoma Management Proficient in state-of-the-art Robotic Cataract Surgery Recipient of H.S. Trehan trophy in DOS-2018 for best case presentation. . View more details about the doctor on Practo.

Question 6

Who is an Ophthalmologist?

Accepted Answer

An ophthalmologist is a medical doctor specialised in vision and eye care. Unlike other specialisations in eye care, ophthalmologists attend to almost all kinds of eye disorders and related issues. Since they are doctors, they can refer patients to other specialists even if the disease is not eye related.

Question 7

Is an Ophthalmologist different from an Optometrist?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Both of them are very much different. Although ophthalmologists and optometrists both provide vision and eye care, an optometrist attends to common eye disorders and certain chronic diseases like glaucoma, while an ophthalmologist, along with the common disorders, can take up more complex eye disorders that even require surgery.

Question 8

Can an Ophthalmologist perform surgery?

Accepted Answer

Yes, ophthalmologists can perform surgery as they tend to have years of training and experience. Many ophthalmologists obtain subspecialty training in areas like eyelid surgery, retinal surgery or pediatric surgery. Others perform surgery based on requirements of the local hospitals or surgical centres.

Question 9

How can an Ophthalmologist help for Cataract?

Accepted Answer

Ophthalmologists initially perform eye exams like slit-lamp exam, retinal exam, and visual acuity test. Once cataract is diagnosed, there are certain steps that the patient should follow. Cataract can be removed only with surgery. During surgery, the eye’s natural cloudy lens is replaced by an artificial lens by the surgeon, thus resolving the issue.

Question 10

Should one visit an Ophthalmologist for contact lenses?

Accepted Answer

An ophthalmologist can indeed prescribe contact lenses. Even optometrists can prescribe contact lenses and hence it is not necessary that one should visit an ophthalmologist only. Both of them can perform eye exams for the same and the patient can visit either of them