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Glaucoma

Glaucoma is a group of eye conditions that damage the optic nerve. In glaucoma there is an abnormally high pressure on the optic nerve which is responsible for sending visual information to the brain. Once the optic nerve is severely damaged, the brain can no longer receive information from the eye, leading to loss of vision. Hence, early diagnosis is very important.

Goldman's Applanation Tonometry​ | Gonioscopy | Pachymetry | Trabeculectomy | Glaucoma Drainage Devices | Advanced Glaucoma Surgery | Humphreys Visual Field Testing | OCT Optic Nerve Head | YAG Laser Iridotomy

Frequently asked questions
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Quick Check for Glaucoma

  • Does anyone in your family suffer from glaucoma? ​​

  • Does your spectacle power change frequently? ​​

  • Do you have difficulty seeing things that are on your right or left? ​​

  • Have you noticed any halos around lights or glare when you look at bright lights?

  • Do you feel heaviness or pain in your eyes?

  • Are you on any form of steroid treatment?

If you have answered most of these questions with a yes, we suggest you get your eyes examined at the earliest.

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