Question 1

I have 5.5 cylindrical power in one eye and I'm 18 years old is LASIK surgery a good option for me right now or should I wait? I'm a bit worried about whether my eyes are stable enough at this age.

Accepted Answer

Most eye surgeons agree that the best age for LASIK surgery is between 20 and 40 years. Here's why: Stable Prescription: Your eye power should remain stable (no major changes) for at least 1‚Äì2 years before surgery. Good Corneal Health: Younger patients usually have thicker, healthier corneas, which is ideal for LASI

Question 2

My mom has a retina problem in her right eye and has already gotten 5 injections, but she still can't see properly. Now her left eye, which had cataract surgery, is also getting affected. We're from a low-income background what else can be done to help her vision improve?

Accepted Answer

It's understandable that you're looking for further options to improve your mom's vision, especially with limited resources. Here's a breakdown of potential steps and resources

Question 3

I've been noticing eye floaters for the past two years and it's really bothering me. Is there any way to reduce or get rid of them? Also, my power is -2.50 in both eyes can I improve my eyesight naturally to stop wearing glasses without surgery?

Accepted Answer

Floaters usually fade over time; no proven cure‚ÄîLASIK won‚Äôt help floaters but can correct refractive error.

I'm 58 years old and have a mildly decayed tooth causing some pain. I need to get cataract surgery in the next couple of days will the tooth issue affect the procedure or anesthesia? Should I delay the surgery or can I go ahead as planned?

A proper clinical evaluation is needed to identify the exact issue

More Ophthalmology Health Queries

I have 5.5 cylindrical power in one eye and I'm 18 years old is LASIK surgery a good option for me right now or should I wait? I'm a bit worried about whether my eyes are stable enough at this age.

My mom has a retina problem in her right eye and has already gotten 5 injections, but she still can't see properly. Now her left eye, which had cataract surgery, is also getting affected. We're from a low-income background what else can be done to help her vision improve?

I've been noticing eye floaters for the past two years and it's really bothering me. Is there any way to reduce or get rid of them? Also, my power is -2.50 in both eyes can I improve my eyesight naturally to stop wearing glasses without surgery?

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