Cataract Operation

Metabolic changes occurring to the fibres of the natural lens causes cataract, thereby causing problems with vision. Couching was carried out during the middle ages and after. ECCE involves manual extraction of the lens by making an incision in the cornea, whereas ICCE involves placing pressure on the vitreous body to remove the lens.

Metabolic changes occurring to the fibres of the natural lens causes cataract, thereby causing problems with vision. Couching was carried out during the middle ages and after. ECCE involves manual extraction of the lens by making an incision in the c ... More

Health Q&A
Blepharitis

I had severe dandruff for many years. Recently i consulted skin specialist who has put me on Terbinafine 250mg for 21 days add kitakonasol shampoo for severe dandruff. The dandruff has affected my face, beard area and also neck and shoulders. I was having some issue on my eyelids which I showed to skin specialist who advise me to consult an eye specialist for treatment of blepharitis. Please suggest some medicines for the same

Is ROP test mandatory for my baby?

Hello doctor, I delivered my son in 36weeks 5 days, that is on April 12th, 2026.. He had milk aspiration and was kept in ki NICU for 5 days where 2 days he was on oxygen support, 1 day on Cpap and 1 day on ventilator.. My doctor stated though it is late preterm it is Advised to take ROP test as he was in Oxygen support but somehow I am not satisfied with this reason and I don't want him to go through this test.. can we skip this test??

Vision issue

Hello Doctors, For the past 1 month I am suffering from CSR in my right eye. I had done DFA recently and saw a central leakage present. The doctor which I consulted gave me eprelenone medicine for 1 month. Do I have go for any laser treatment or medicine will work? Attached are my report.

Dry eyes and slight irritation

My vision no. is L-2.25, R-2.75 My eyes are dry and these days there is some kind of itching or irritation in my eyes which after rubbing become less for 4-5 mintues but in morning time it is slightly more even after splashing water on face with open eyes.Sometimes I rub ice cubes covered in cloth for lesser the itching in my eyes but it lasts only for few hours. Suggest me eye drops for this solution. Do I also need to minimize my screentime ??

Toric ICL Query

Hi Doc, I just want to know that I'm gonna go with an ICL surgery next week and I just want to know if the surgery is suitable for me or not because i really want to get rid of my glasses. I need a confirm that my power will not get increase after ICL surgery

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