The Department of Ophthalmology at the Citizens Specialty Hospital delivers advanced screening, diagnosis, and treatment facilities for patients suffering from various congenital and acquired eye diseases. The department is equipped with the latest treatment facilities for performing complex retina and cornea surgeries. The team is headed by a doctor with extensive experience monitoring and managing vision-threatening ocular disorders, such as glaucoma, retinal detachment, macular degeneration, and diabetic retinopathy. The patient should consult the best eye doctor if they experience sudden loss of central and peripheral vision. Our department has facilities like an automatic refractometer, a non-contact tonometer, a scan with a keratometer, and a slit lamp. Our doctors have vast experience of performing surgery for cataract eye disease using both the phacoemulsification technique and small incision cataract surgery, as well as Lasik surgery for refractive errors. We offer laser treatment for suitable eye diseases in our outpatient department.
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The eyes are vital organs of the body. It is essential to take good care of your eyes. Some measures that help maintain ocular health are:
Congenital conditions are present in patients from birth. Some of the congenital disorders involving the eyes are:
The symptoms of eye disease depend upon the part of the eye affected by the disease. Conjunctivitis causes red eyes, itching, and teary eyes. Cataract and nystagmus may reduce night vision. Headache is a symptom of photokeratitis, refractive error, and angle-closure glaucoma. Corneal abrasion, strabismus, cataract, and keratoconus cause light sensitivity. Floaters may occur because of diabetic retinopathy, a detached retina, ocular lymphoma, or posterior vitreous detachment.