Reconstructive Surgery Questions

Mbbs are not general surgeon, general surgeon is specialist in surgery, yes general surgeon can perform but not mbbs only means general physician cannot.

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.

Yes you are eligible for lasik.
You can also take homoeopathic treatment to reduce the numbers naturally without surgery.
As lasik is not a permanent solution and number can come back.

Hello lybrate-user. Lasik surgery correct the defect of vision but it does not cure the tendency of body or its weakness because of which you develop vision problems. It is like cutting the stems of a tree while the roots will keep growing the new ones.
For that take proper homoeopathic treatment. To cure it from the roots.

Yes it is ok.
Just make sure to do it in a good hospital and follow the instructions given without any one missing.

May be your eyes will likely to be sensitive to light ,use glasses, 8 hours sleep, avoid taking any strenuous exercise or weight lifts, use cold compress.

Hello User,
Homoeopathic treatment with a combination of pranayama and yogasana.
You can consult me at Lybrate.

No there are no issues.
You can go for the operation.
Choose the doctor wisely. And follow the instructions given properly.
Also you can start homoeopathic treatment after that for better and long time results.
As lasik is not a permanent solution to numbers. They can come back.

Hello lybrate-user.
Usually when the cataract matures. It makes it easy to read without glasses but it does not mean that your eye sight is improving. It means the lens visual field is narrowing.
And it is obvious to have some numbers depending on the lens used.
If you have used simple lense then you may have nubers.
More advanced lenses may have been better.

Laparoscopy for pcos is a one time procedure. Diet and exercise is the most important thing in the management of pcos. Then only medication, ovulation induction with letrozole/ siphene and gonadotropin injection. Of no response to these then only there is a role for laparoscopic pcos puncture.