Category: eye

Pregnancy is an amazing phase of a woman’s life, a time when so many drastic changes happen within the body, like minor changes in vision. Eye care during pregnancy is important, as it can directly influence your eye health. This blog discusses ways to keep your eyes happy and healthy. Why is Eye Care Important […]

The eyes are a vital organ, and regular eye exams are essential to maintaining good eye health. Preventative eye exams are vital for more than just checking your eyesight; they can also help detect diseases and conditions that affect the eyes that, if left untreated, could cause irreversible blindness. In this blog post, we reached […]

During your cataract surgery evaluation, it is important to think about the kind of lens implant you would like. With so many distinct intraocular lens (IOL) options, it’s important to think about how you normally go about your day before making a final decision. Multifocal lenses correct near, intermediate, and farsightedness, in contrast to monofocal […]

Diabetes Mellitus is a metabolic disorder which affects all the organs of the body and thus doesn’t spare the eye. Vision issues such as cataract, glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy can develop as a result of high blood sugars. In fact, diabetes is the leading cause of blindness among adults aged 20–74yrs. Distorted Vision, or frequent change […]

Strabismus, also known as squint eye, is a disorder that causes the eyes to be out of alignment. Although squint eye is more typically seen in youngsters, it can also impact adults, leading to pain and impaired vision. Thankfully, adults with squinted eyes can choose from a variety of treatments, including both non-invasive and invasive […]

Despite glaucoma’s status as a major cause of blindness, the idea that many individuals may be unaware they have the disease is frightening. Nearly 50% of glaucoma patients are unaware they have the condition. Reason being, early stages of glaucoma usually do not manifest with symptoms. Why It’s Critical to Identify Glaucoma Early? Elevated intraocular […]

The dramatic changes brought about by lasers have had a significant impact on ophthalmology, as they have on many other fields of modern medicine. The use of lasers in eye therapies has revolutionized vision correction and the treatment of significant eye disorders. These operations are now more accurate, less intrusive, and extremely effective. A new […]

A xanthelasma is a small, innocuous lump that can be found on the upper or lower eyelid.  Cholesterol deposits accumulate beneath the skin’s surface. Although xanthelasma does not pose any health risks, it can be a cosmetic concern for some. A series of sessions may be necessary for removal, which might involve invasive or non-invasive […]

Graves’ disease, Graves’ ophthalmopathy, or Thyroid Eye Disease (TED) is an autoimmune disorder that impacts the eyes and is often linked to hyperthyroidism. The best way to treat TED and avoid problems is to catch it early when symptoms appear. The following is a rundown of TED, its symptoms, and the treatments that are now […]

We are referring to orbital fractures here. The human eyes are safeguarded within a box-like bony structure called the orbit. Trauma to the head and skull, whether from a fall, injury, or road traffic accident, can result in an orbital wall fracture and oculoplastic surgeons are the best to handle such cases. Injuries to the […]