I had an episode of blurring and scotoma two weeks back in my left eye. I am 37+3 weeks pregnant. Today I went for an eye exam where they used dilating eye drops thrice before the exam. I wasn't told about punctal occlusion to reduce systemic absorption. How long will the medicine stay in my body? Can it harm my baby? Are these drops safe in pregnancy?
To avoid pterygium recuure which type of surgery shall i prefer. Sature graft or Glue graft or any other type of glue. I underwent pterygium surgery with glue grafting 3 months ago but it's reaccure like before. So which method shall I prefer to avoid complications.
Red eye, no pain, no itching, watery eye from past 2 days. Usually after wake up. He is a Parkinson patient, so unable to move.
Small cluster of tiny white/yellowish bumps on the upper eyelid, close to the inner side since last 10 days. no paining and no itching.pic is attached
Hi Doctors, I am a 24-year-old male with alternating squint (strabismus) since birth. I can focus with either eye, and when I use one eye, the other eye turns outward. The squint is noticeable, and people often comment on it, which has affected my confidence and eye contact. I also have difficulty seeing distant objects, but my main concern is correcting the squint, not the blurred vision. I would like to know if I am still a suitable candidate for strabismus surgery at my age. Can surgery significantly improve the alignment of my eyes even though the condition has been present since birth? Would the surgery usually be performed on one eye or both? What is the success rate, what are the chances of needing a second surgery, and what are the major risks or complications? Also, is this type of surgery generally covered by health insurance in India if it is affecting daily life and confidence? Thank you
Eye development is an important process that begins before birth and continues throughout a baby's first few years of life. In this blog post, we will explore what babies see in the first few weeks to 24 months of their life, as well as some interesting facts about eye development.What do ...
Even if you are one of the lucky few blessed with 6/6 eyesight, it’s still incredibly important to pay a visit to your local qualified optometrist. Their job goes beyond correcting vision – they can provide valuable information about your health and warn you about the serious consequences of ...
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Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS) also called Digital Eye Strain,describes a group of eye and Binocular vision related problems that result from prolonged laptop, tablet, e-readers and mobile phones use. Several people experience eye discomfort and vision issues when seeing digital screens for ...
Amblyopia - Kanohi Vision Therapy CentreLazy eye or AmblyopiaAmblyopia is commonly known as lazy eye. Amblyopia means poor vision in an eye that could not develop normal sight during childhood. This can happen in both the eyes as well.If the brain has not received clear images from ...
