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Best Ophthalmologists in bhubaneswar (80 doctors)
Book appointment for a trusted Ophthalmologists in Bhubaneswar. Check doctor fees, available slots & locations. Apollo 24|7 features some of the top Ophthalmologists in Bhubaneswar who have experience in treating conditions such as Cataract, Blurred vision, Glaucoma and more. You can book online consultations & physical doctor appointments via Apollo 24|7. Compare Ophthalmologists fees, experience and more, find a specialist doctor near you. Apollo hospitals has a renowned Ophthalmology department in Bhubaneswar.
Dr. S Venkateswaran
Ophthalmologist
35 Years • MBBS, PGD (OPTHALMOLOGY)
1150 KM • Tiruvannamalai
Shiva Eye And General Hospital, Tiruvannamalai
Dr. Kakarla Roopa
Ophthalmologist
3 Years • MBBS MS Ophthalmology
1039 KM • Tirupati
Anna Gowri Hospital, Tirupati
Dr. Geet Shah
Ophthalmologist
10 Years • MBBS,MS,CORNEA FELLOW
1407 KM • Ahmedabad
Cornea Clinic, Ahmedabad
Dr. Dipak Soni
Ophthalmologist
22 Years • MBBS,DO
1330 KM • Vadodara
Shiv Shakti Eye Clinic Phaco Centre, Vadodara
Dr. Esha Trideep Kshatriya
Ophthalmologist
3 Years • MBBS , MS (OPHTHALMOLOGY)
1698 KM • Bhuj
KCRC-Blind Peoples Association, Bhuj
Dr. Padmini S
Ophthalmologist
4 Years • MBBS,MS
1187 KM • Bengaluru
Apollo Medical Center, Marathahalli, Bengaluru
Dr. Mridula V Amarnath
Ophthalmologist
12 Years • MBBS,MS (Opthalomology)
1193 KM • Bengaluru
Apollo Medical Center, Marathahalli, Bengaluru
Dr. Blessy Jacob
Ophthalmologist
8 Years • MBBS,MS (Ophthalmology), FRCS
1276 KM • Pune
Apollo Clinic, Nigdi, Pune
Dr. M S Veena Priyadarshini
Ophthalmologist
26 Years • MBBS, MS (Opthal)
1192 KM • Bengaluru
Apollo Clinic, Indiranagar, Bengaluru
Dr Aishwarya M Angadi
Ophthalmologist
5 Years • MBBS, MS
1276 KM • Pune
Apollo Clinic, Nigdi, Pune
FAQs
Which doctor is best for eyes?
Ophthalmologist is the doctor for comprehensive eye care. They are medical doctors (MDs or DOs) who have completed specialized training in diagnosing and treating all eye diseases and conditions, including performing surgery.
When should I consult an ophthalmologist?
You should consult an ophthalmologist if you experience any of the following:
Sudden vision changes (blurry, double, loss of vision)
Eye pain or discomfort
Redness or swelling of the eye
Flashes of light or floaters
Difficulty focusing
Dry eyes
Changes in your field of vision
Eye injuries
Who is called an ophthalmologist?
An ophthalmologist is a medical doctor who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of all eye diseases and conditions.
Is ophthalmologist a MBBS doctor?
Yes, ophthalmologists are medical doctors who have completed an MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) degree followed by specialized training in ophthalmology.
Do ophthalmologists treat eyelids?
Yes, ophthalmologists treat conditions affecting the eyelids, such as:
Drooping eyelids (ptosis)
Eyelid inflammation (blepharitis)
Styes and chalazia
Tumors of the eyelid
Which doctor is best for eyesight?
While both ophthalmologists and optometrists can examine your eyesight, ophthalmologists have the broader medical training to diagnose and treat a wider range of eye diseases and conditions.
What are the signs of vision loss?
Signs of vision loss can include:
Blurred vision
Double vision
Loss of peripheral vision
Difficulty seeing at night
Halos around lights
Frequent eye strain
Needing more light to read
What causes eye pain?
Eye pain can have various causes, including:
Eye strain
Dry eyes
Foreign objects in the eye
Eye infections (conjunctivitis, keratitis)
Glaucoma
Uveitis
Migraine headaches
Why is my vision blurry?
Blurry vision can be caused by many factors, such as:
Refractive errors (nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism)
Uncorrected vision problems
Eye strain
Cataracts
Macular degeneration
Diabetes
High blood pressure
Can lost eyesight be recovered?
The extent of vision recovery depends on the underlying cause of vision loss. Some conditions, like cataracts, can be treated effectively and vision can be restored. Other conditions, such as advanced glaucoma or macular degeneration, may result in permanent vision loss.
Is eye surgery a risk?
All surgeries carry some degree of risk, including eye surgery. However, with advancements in technology and surgical techniques, the risks associated with eye surgery are generally low.
Is optometrist a surgeon?
No, optometrists are not surgeons. They are eye care professionals who can diagnose and treat vision problems, but they cannot perform surgery.