Eye Care & Problems

Sir /ma'am I have been prescribed fundus photo oct maunla rnfl and asked to put tropy plus 1 drop each eye three time after 10 mins interval is it safe ? Or how much should I put to dilate eyes to undergo these tests

My sadness&apology to all eye specialists ! Most of u are suggesting me for online consultations. No problem, ur suggestion must be followed by me but what happened in the past that must kindly know. I met several opthalmologists here and showed my eyes by person having spent thousands and thousands of rupees for it after all checkups they used to tell me simply " just stop watching mobile" if so y should I wanna get the same answer from u once again ? Can't u know what  should I  do except telling me to stop watching the mobile? Because it can not only be possible by me but also any human in this universe.

Attaching my OCT RNFL Test report, I'lI be 36 in few weeks. Doctor is saying it's normal and everything is within range but I'm still concerned. I checked online and as per online research, I have high CDR and thin nerve (at NT 5PM) which is potential Glaucoma and thin R/D. Really stressed right now. IOP was 16 Left and 18 Right using goldman. No family history of glaucoma Reason for OCT - I have been seeing rainbow halo on Lights since last 6 7 month or i started noticing since 6 7 month. I also have mild to moderate MGD Dry Eyes. Last 4 IOP tests were in normal range. Also have high anstigatism (-2.50) in BE, mild myopia in RE. Doctor found nothing concerning During slit lamp eye exam(non dilated) but suggested OCT to rule out any concern, had dilated exam 6 7 months back, it came back normal Also I was blinking alot during OCT exam.

Hello everyone, can someone help me please. I'm from Mumbai I have attached my meibography can some look into these and tell me whether i have evaporative dry eyes or aqueous dry eyes? What treatment would be best for me? I have been suffering from immense pain, eye fatigue and dryness for the past 7 months. I'm currently showing a doc he prescribed me cequa (2 times a day) and hyla pf lubricating eye drop. it's been 4 weeks I'm using it and I've seen little improvement but still my eyes hurt. It hurts whenever I'm on screen I can't use a computer or mobile for more than a few mins. It would be great if someone could help me and suggest dry eye specialist in Mumbai? Thanks in advance

My eyesight is quite weak with a prescription of -10, and I spend around 9–10 hours daily in front of screens for work. Recently, I’ve been experiencing constant eye tiredness, dryness, and occasional strain, which is affecting my comfort and focus. Could you kindly recommend effective medications or eye drops to relieve dryness, as well as any supplements that might support eye health? Additionally, I would appreciate practical tips for managing screen time, such as exercises, lifestyle changes, or protective measures like special glasses. Your expert advice will help me protect my vision and maintain better eye comfort long term.

Itching and redness in eyes, pain around eyes, temple and forehead. Sometimes feels like something is moving in eyes even after washing eyes. Mild swelling in lids area and strained feeling. Its been 3-4 days and pain near eye is constant.

Sir can I work on computer after hvf test (10-2 24-2)it's just done non dilated i m not getting leave

Since YTSERDAY EVENING THERE IS ITCHINESS IN THE EXTREME CORNER OF MY RIGHT EYE.IS IT FUNGAL INFECTION.I TOOK ALLEGRA 180 BUT ITS NOT HELPING ME.PLZ SUGGEST SOME MEDICINE OR EYE DROP FOR ITCHING IN THE CORNER OF MY RIGHT EYE.

Hello There is a white mark in eye..is it serious problem No pain feeling .just white mark in eye ..please suggest for this problem

Attaching my OCT RNFL Test report, I'll be 36 in few weeks. Doctor is saying it's normal and everything is within range but I'm still concerned. I checked online and as per online research, I have high CDR and thin nerve (at NT 5PM) which is potential Glaucoma. Really stressed right now. IOP was 16 Left and 18 Right using goldman. No family history of glaucoma.