FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
A little clarity about eye care.
Answers to common questions, to help you better understand your eye health.
What is cataract?
Cataract is clouding of the natural lens of the eye that can cause progressive vision problems.
What is glaucoma?
Glaucoma is a group of eye diseases that can damage the optic nerve and may cause permanent vision loss.
Can diabetes affect eyesight?
Yes. Diabetes can affect the blood vessels of the retina and may lead to diabetic retinopathy.
How often should I have an eye examination?
The appropriate frequency depends on your age, health, symptoms, risk factors, and existing eye conditions. Your eye specialist can recommend an appropriate examination schedule.
Can children have vision problems?
Yes. Children can develop refractive errors and other eye conditions. Early identification is important for visual development and learning.
Is blurred vision always caused by spectacles power?
Not necessarily. Blurred vision can have several causes, including refractive errors, cataract, retinal conditions, glaucoma, dry eye, and other eye problems. A proper eye examination is important.
Can I use someone else’s eye drops?
No. Eye drops should not be shared or used without appropriate medical advice.
What should I do if my vision suddenly becomes blurry?
Sudden vision changes should be evaluated promptly by an eye specialist, particularly if associated with pain, flashes, floaters, or loss of vision.
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