Treatment of Keratoconus Questions

Leukocoria (also white pupillary reflex) is an abnormal white reflection from the retina of the eye. Leukocoria resembles eyeshine, but leukocoria can occur in humans and other animals that lack eyeshine because their retina lacks a tapetum lucidum. Large reviews have shown that leukocoria is the most common presenting sign (> 50% of cases). As the disease can progress rapidly, retinoblastoma is considered an ocular emergency. Fortunately, with early diagnosis and treatment, more than 98% of chi...more

It may cost around 40-50 thousands.
You just have to consult a specialist and they will explain everything with cost and other things.

Yes, you can take lasik surgery.
But make sure to take it at a good centre and follow the post-surgery instructions well otherwise number can come back.

There are less chances of it getting reverse with simple treatment.
It will require multiple approach like homoeopathic treatment, yoga, neutraceutical etc.
You can consult me at Lybrate for people guidance and treatment.

Central retinal artery occlusion needs prompt medical attention. Treatment choices include fluid release, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, and clot-busting medicines. None of these treatments are proven to be helpful for all patients.

Yes, it’s very safe. Get it done from an experienced ophthalmologist. The cost can vary from 25000/- to 125000/- depending on what you choose.

Treatment of strabismus r-
Glasses/ exercises/ patching or surgery .
Get ur self checked clinically

It is safe to do lasik.
The problem is even lasik is not a permanent solution and you can get the numbers back.
The solution is to prevent that to come again take homoeopathic treatment.

Corneal neovascularization (new blood vessels growing onto the cornea) is most commonly caused by contact lenses. Other common causes include an inflammation of the eyelids, called blepharitis, or a localized skin condition, called rosacea. Treatment of corneal neovascularization depends on the severity of the condition and the cause. Corticosteroids may be prescribed to reduce vascularization. Surgical options include laser photocoagulation. Reduction or temporary cessation of contact lens wear...more

Hello Lybrate-Use,
Lasik surgery is a good option.
Just that it is not a permanent solution.
If you don't keep good care then the number can come back.
My suggestion is to take homoeopathic treatment as a follow-up.