Cataract or phacoemulsification (Motiabind) surgery is an effortless, day-care procedure. These days, a cataract procedure typically takes only a few minutes, thanks to advanced technologies such as FLACS or robotic cataract surgery. However, central to the results of any cataract surgery is the choice and quality of your intraocular lens. We know that in cataract surgery,…
In today’s digital age, our lives have become intertwined with screens, whether working on computers, browsing on smartphones, or enjoying our favourite shows on tablets. While technology has undoubtedly made life more convenient, it has also increased complaints of dry eyes and eye strain. Extended exposure to blue light emitting digital can lead to discomfort…
Diabetic Retinopathy is an Eye disorder that can happen when a person has diabetes. It affects the eyes and can lead to Blindness. It occurs when the blood vessels in Retina, the light-sensitive layer in the Eye’s Interior, get damaged by high blood sugar levels. Diabetic Retinopathy usually affects both eyes. It can happen slowly…
As of the date, you have many options to choose from for your IOL lens implant during cataract surgery (Motiabind). During cataract surgery, various types of intraocular lenses (IOLs) can be used, such as monofocals, multifocals, EDOFs, and toric lenses. The best type of IOL for an individual Cataract patient depends on their specific visual…
Imagine slowly going blind without any warning signs until it’s too late. That’s the scary truth for the millions of people who have Glaucoma, which is often called the “silent thief of sight.” Glaucoma, also called Kalamotia in parts of Asia, is an eye condition that affects the eye’s optic nerve and often causes permanent…
Our eyes give us the most important sense of sight, which lets us see the world around us. We can see the beauty and variety of our surroundings when our eyes are in good shape. Your general quality of life is better when your eyes are healthy. Clear eyesight makes it easier to do things…
Like other parts of the human body, the Eyes need to be kept clean and hygienic to prevent various types of eye infections from poor eye care. Maintaining deep eye hygiene regularly is essential to prevent diseases such as styes. This includes regularly cleaning the eyelids with a mild cleanser, avoiding touching or rubbing the…
As the refreshing rains drench the north Indian plains & hills, the monsoon also brings challenges for our eyes. Itchy and watery eyes can be common during this time, primarily due to increased humidity, allergens, and infections in water, air and on surfaces. However, with some handy eye care tips, you can ensure your eyes…
Best Eye Hospital in Patiala – Global Eye Hospital Our Eyes are precious and priceless. Human ability to see connects us to the world around us. Without this, our lives will plunge into darkness and dependence. Like other body organs, our eyes can develop diseases and defects. To treat them, we need trustworthy and skilled…
