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Cataract and Glucoeauma
My left eye developed cataract and needs to be operated as required. I do have glucoeauma. This is persisting for the last 2 years and has been under proper medical attention. Now I have been advised for cataract operation and chanalling for glucoma. However, I wud like to go in for Cataract only. I do have have mediclaim from National Insurance and therefore wud like to go in for CASHLESS facility. Need appointment and advice.
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dr rathore.is right.moreover if IOP is still not controlled then you have the choice to use the Medici or go for surgery.
one more option may be to get laser iridtomy and/or laser trabeculoplasty done before the cat.surgery. consult with your surgeon, but it's better to plan one surgery at.a time .
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Looking at your history I would suggest go for Cataract alone for now. Most of the cases dont require a combined Cataract and Glaucoma procedure. Go ahead with your cataract Surgery. It can be done under cashless scheme abywhere where insurance facility is available.
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