Diabetics have this nagging feeling about the eye disorders that diabetes would entail, and the kind of precautions they should take to save their sight. In this special episode on diabetic retinopathy and glaucoma, we speak to two leading eye specialists in Mumbai.
First & foremost get your blood sugar checked & if high consult your diabetologist & modify your treatment & get t...
A lot of research has been done to find an answer to this question. This actually has a strong genetic component although there...
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LASIK, a time tested procedure for vision correction has its limitations in the extent of refractive error corrections. In general...
Generally no, an ICL surgery is not affected by tissue or cornea related changes which happen in LASIK. In fact chances of ...
If you’ve worn glasses or contact lenses for years, the promise of waking up with clear vision is exciting — and LASIK surgery can make that dream a reality. But like any surgical procedure, knowing what to expect during recovery is key to a successful outcome.
In today’s digital world, most of us spend hours in front of screens — computers, smartphones, tablets — often without realizing the toll this takes on our eyes. Digital eye strain, also known as computer vision syndrome, can cause symptoms like dryness, blurry vision, headaches, and neck strain. The good news? You don’t have to abandon your screen — just give your eyes a break with some simple exercises.
Summer is all about sunshine, vacations, and outdoor fun — but it can also be tough on your eyes. UV rays, heat, dust, chlorinated pools, and excessive screen time (yes, even indoors with the AC on) can cause eye irritation and long-term damage if we’re not careful.
In today’s tech-savvy world, screens are everywhere — from tablets and smartphones to smart TVs and e-learning tools. While these devices offer incredible learning opportunities, prolonged screen use can affect your child’s developing eyes and overall vision health.