Month: September 2022

Month: September 2022

Keratoconus is a progressive disease that affects the patient’s cornea. The cornea, the top transparent layer of our eyes, gets thin and slopes down due to the progressive disease keratoconus (cone-like). As a result, the light rays entering the eye

All age groups, from young toddlers to older adults, can get affected by eye tumours and their supporting tissues (Ocular Oncology). A specialized team of doctors, nurses, low vision and rehabilitation centers, as well as centers for ocular pathology services,

Eye floaters are small spots that appear in your field of vision, often resembling specks, strands, or cobwebs. They may seem to drift around and can be quite bothersome. While black spots in vision are usually harmless and common, they

You see colors differently than most people if you are color blind. Color blindness is typically genetic and makes it difficult to distinguish between particular colors. For this, specialized glasses and contact lenses can help, but there is no cure.

One of our fundamental requirements is to bask in the light. It is beneficial for regulating our circadian rhythm, or our natural cycle of awake and sleep, and can increase our energy and mood. However, excessive light at the wrong

A blood clot in the eye, also called a subconjunctival haemorrhage, is a common condition that can appear alarming due to its distinctive red spot on the sclera (white part of the eye). Although it often looks severe, a blood

Blog Month: September 2022

Keratoconus Eye Disorder: Types, Signs, & Treatments