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MBBS, MS - Ophthalmology, DNB (Ophthalmo...read more

Ophthalmologist•Gurgaon
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Corneal blindness is the fourth most common cause of blindness. True or False? Take this quiz to know more about Corneal Blindness and its Treatment.
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Last Updated: 5 years ago • Featured Quiz
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Ophthalmologist•Dehradun
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There are anti-rejection medications available in the market for preventing Cornea Transplantation Rejection. True or False? Take the quiz to know more about Cornea Transplant Rejection.
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Last Updated: 6 years ago • Featured Quiz
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Ophthalmologist•Ahmedabad
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The rejection rate in Cornea Transplantation is around 5% to 30%. True or False? Take the quiz to know more about Cornea Transplant Rejection.
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MBBS, MS - Ophthalmology

Ophthalmologist•Jaipur
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Common conditions affecting the cornea: Some of the common conditions that affect the cornea are:

Injuries: In case of a minor injury and scratch the cornea has the capability to heal on its own. But in case of deeper injuries there might be corneal scarring, leading to a haze in the cornea along with impaired vision. In case of deep injury you could experience pain in the eye, sensitivity, reduced vision, inflammation of the eye, headache, vomiting and nausea.

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Ophthalmologist•Gurgaon
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The cornea is a highly organized and advanced tissue present in the eye. It is one of the few tissues in the body that doesn't contain any blood vessels. It nourishes itself from the aqueous humor (or tears). The cornea has three different layers with two membranes embedded in it. Every membrane has its own set of functions.

Here is a list of 10 important facts about the cornea and corneal diseases:



The cornea plays a pivotal role in helping the eye to focus on the li...more
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Ophthalmologist•Jodhpur
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The cornea is a highly organized and advanced tissue present in the eye. It is one of the few tissues in the body that doesn't contain any blood vessels. It nourishes itself from the aqueous humor (or tears). The cornea has three different layers with two membranes embedded in it. Every membrane has its own set of functions.

Here is a list of 10 important facts about the cornea and corneal diseases:



The cornea plays a pivotal role in helping the eye to focus on the li...more
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Ophthalmologist•Vadodara
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The cornea is a highly organized and advanced tissue present in the eye. It is one of the few tissues in the body that doesn't contain any blood vessels. It nourishes itself from the aqueous humor (or tears). The cornea has three different layers with two membranes embedded in it. Every membrane has its own set of functions.

Here is a list of 10 important facts about the cornea and corneal diseases:

The cornea plays a pivotal role in helping the eye to focus on the light rays t...more
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Ophthalmologist•Indore
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The cornea refers to the dome-like structure visible at the front of the eye. This is the outermost layer of the eye. The cornea protects the eye against germs, dirt and other harmful particles and helps focus light coming into the eye onto the retina to create an image. It also acts as a filter against UV radiation produced by the sun. In the case of injuries to the cornea due to scarring or eye diseases a corneal transplant may be advised. This is also known as keratoplasty.

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Ophthalmologist•Kolkata
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Every human being with sight can choose to donate their eyes after their death and gift another person vision. When it comes to eye donation, there is no restriction on the person s age or overall health. Even a person who has had surgery on their eyes can choose to donate them as long as the cornea is unaffected. It is not only noble but the thought of being able to give some a chance to see the world with your eyes can give you immense joy.

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Homeopathy Doctor•Hooghly
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No it will not affect your cararact surgery either, so you can go for it without having any doubt in mind,
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M.D. (Alt. Med.), BHMS, PGDPC

Homeopathy Doctor•Nashik
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Dont worry Take Homeopathy Medicine
1. Calcarea Carbonica 30....4 drops at morning
2. Euphrasia 30.......4 drops at night

If Painful
3. Merc cor. 30.......4 drops at afternoon
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MBBS, DOMS, DNB Ophtalmology

Ophthalmologist•Delhi
Dr. Ravi thadani

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Mbbs, Ms. In ophthalmology. ;

41 years of experience 500 at clinic 99 online

He is a specialist in treating disorders of eyes with expertise as an ophthalmologist. He is a trained physician, having practised as a botox specialist treating various disorders like periorbital edema, glaucoma and hyperkeratinization of sclera and cornea. With his experience of years an...more
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MBBS, MS - Ophthalmology, DNB

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M. B. B. S, ms, d. N. B, fellowship in paediatric opth & strabismology



An eye doctor specializing in low vision eyes lasik, and laser eye surgeon, vitreoretinal, cataract, and glaucoma surgeon oculoplasty and cornea transplant surgeon a pediatric strabismus specialist with a master of science from b y l nair hospital in mumbai and a bachelor of medicine and...more
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Homeopathy Doctor•Hooghly
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Generally lasik surgery doesn't cause sight back if your having blindness from birth then it's not possible, but if retina is given then there is every chance of getting back your eye sight.
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Ophthalmologist•Ahmedabad
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Hello. First of all, -4.5 dioptre of refractory error (glasses) do not result from excessive computer work. It is just simple myopia. Yes you can go for lasik or other more advanced similar laser procedures. No need to worry. After surgery eye sight will not be affected due to your longer screen time of 10-12 hours. But you will have some dry eye problem after lasik, so you will have to take more care due to your job profile. Certain drops post surgery along with certain eye exercises, intermitt...more
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Homeopathy Doctor•Hooghly
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Yes u can go for lasik,, there is no such risk,, it costs around 40k to 50k per eyes may be higher in some places
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Neurosurgeon•Mumbai
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The human skull is composed of several plates and pieces of bones. The roof of the skull is the top of your head. The base of the skull is, however, a complex area. It consists of 5 bones. These bones are also linked to your eye socket, the cavity of the nose, the sinuses and the bones of the inner ear. Surgery through the skull base can be quite complicated as quite a few nerves, blood vessels and opening of the spinal cord pass through this region.

When does Endoscopic Skull Based Sur...more
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MBBS, DNB - Ophthalmology, FCE

Ophthalmologist•Mumbai
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Regarding how long you will have to take the medications- you will need to speak with the Dr. who prescribed them since he would have examined and prescribed accordingly.
And just for 2 days there won't be any effects on your lasik surgery outcome do continue your lasik medications as advised. Do make sure you have informed your own lasik surgeon also about these medications.
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