Question 1

My mom is 47 and diabetic, she just had cataract surgery in one eye and can see far distances clearly now. The doctor wants to use a different focal lens in her other eye so one eye sees far and the other sees near. Is this approach safe and effective for someone with diabetes? Will she adjust okay to having each eye focused differently?

Accepted Answer

ophthal opinion is advised at apollo hospital.

Question 2

My uncle has degenerative myopia and we've seen several ophthalmologists who all say there's no cure available worldwide. Is there any treatment or eye surgery that could help his condition? We're open to any options that might improve his vision

Accepted Answer

Unfortunately, degenerative myopia currently has no cure. However, some treatments, such as retinal injections or surgery for retinal detachment, may help slow down vision loss. You should explore advanced treatment options with an experienced ophthalmologist.

Question 3

My eye vision is 66 in one eye and 660 in the other. Can you tell me what percentage of disability that would be? Also, my doctor recommended retina surgery could you explain more about why it's needed and what the procedure involves?

Accepted Answer

This condition may require clinical evaluation to determine the exact cause and treatment. Some cases can be managed conservatively, while others may need surgical intervention depending on size, symptoms, and severity. Regular follow-up is important to monitor progress.

My eye power is -11 in both eyes and I really want to get rid of my glasses. Is there any treatment or surgery that can help me? Could you suggest what options might work for my case?

If you're tired of wearing eyeglasses or contact lenses, you may wonder whether LASIK surgery is right for you. LASIK is short for laser-assisted in situ keratomileusis. It is a surgery to correct blurry vision. The result of LASIK surgery for more than 99% of people is 20/40 vision or better.

More Ophthalmology Health Queries

My uncle has degenerative myopia and we've seen several ophthalmologists who all say there's no cure available worldwide. Is there any treatment or eye surgery that could help his condition? We're open to any options that might improve his vision

My eye vision is 66 in one eye and 660 in the other. Can you tell me what percentage of disability that would be? Also, my doctor recommended retina surgery could you explain more about why it's needed and what the procedure involves?

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