Mujhe apni eye me silk surgery karwana. Hai

Hello,

An eye stroke, often referred to as anterior ischemic optic neuropathy (AION), occurs due to reduced blood flow to the optic nerve, which can result in vision loss. The treatment approach will depend on the severity of the damage, underlying causes, and how quickly it is addressed.

Consider:

1. A prompt consultation with an ophthalmologist or a neuro-ophthalmologist is important. They will assess the extent of damage and identify potential causes, such as high blood pressure, diabetes, or vascular issues.
2. Anti-inflammatory medicines may help reduce inflammation and swelling in the optic nerve.
3. Controlling blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes, or other vascular risk factors is essential.
4. If vision loss is permanent, therapies and assistive devices may improve quality of life. Low-vision aids like Magnifiers, specialized glasses, or digital aids can help her adapt.
5. Further tests may be recommended to check for any structural or neurological issues.

Pushpanjali Eye Care is a reputed eye hospital. It’s worth visiting if they specialize in neuro-ophthalmology or have expertise in treating optic nerve conditions. For the consultation, carry all previous medical records, test results, and prescriptions.

Hello Yashvendra Ji,

Yes, diabetic retinopathy treatment is covered under the Ayushman Bharat PMJAY scheme if deemed medically necessary.

For details, visit the PMJAY website and check with empanelled hospitals.

Hello Subharao jI,

The following precautions are recommended post-cataract surgery:

• Be gentle with your eye and avoid touching, rubbing, or pressing on the operated eye to prevent irritation or infection.

• Take the prescribed eye drops and medications as directed by your doctor to prevent infection and reduce inflammation.

• Do not let water enter the operated eye while washing your face, showering, or swimming for at least 2-4 weeks. This helps avoid infections.

• Use an eye shield or sunglasses when sleeping and when outdoors to protect the eye from dust, wind, and sunlight.

• Refrain from heavy lifting, bending over, or any physical activity that could increase pressure in the eye for at least one month.

• Avoid driving, especially at night, until your doctor confirms that your vision has stabilized and that you are safe to drive.

• Take frequent breaks if you need to use a computer or smartphone, as prolonged screen time can cause eye strain.

• Attend all follow-up appointments with your ophthalmologist to monitor healing and detect any complications early.

• Seek immediate medical attention if you experience any sudden vision loss, eye pain, redness, or discharge.