Some eye diseases can affect you without showing any symptoms. One of them is Glaucoma. The growth of this silent killer is hard to track, but there are some parameters that can tell you about the condition of your eyes. Read on to know more.
Dr Mahender Singh Basu, Founder of Dr. Basu Eye Hospital speaks on herbal eye drops as an effective cure for many serious eye problems
More than 90 per cent of glaucoma cases remain undiagnosed and untreated. Celebrating World Glaucoma Week, renowned eye experts highlight the importance of early detection and treatment of the disease to prevent vision loss.
Ayurveda can treat many diseases. Here, Ayurveda expert Dr. Mandeep Singh Basu Ayurvedic treatment for various eye diseases.
Glaucoma is a 'silent thief of sight'. This World Glaucoma Week, let's spread awareness about Glaucoma and remove the misconceptions associated with it.
According to reports, there are 11.9 million cases of glaucoma in India.
Stress can also impact our vision quality, know how you can avoid this risk.
Our eyes are one of the most sensitive and complicated organs of the body and are also often paid less attention. When you hit the age of 40, it is time to take those extra steps to ensure good vision.
Myopia is on the rise, and it is predicted that nearly 50 per cent of the global population will be myopic by 2050.
Did you know that diabetes can almost put you at risk of losing your eyesight? Experts suggest that you need to keep your blood glucose levels in control to reduce the risk of glaucoma.
The most common cause of Glaucoma is hereditary, meaning it runs in the family. But the most important causative factor that is preventable is steroid use.
Globally, Glaucoma is the second leading cause of blindness and is one of the untreated eye disease. To raise awareness and educate general masses about Glaucoma and it's danger, we celebrate World Glaucoma Week, every year.
As World Glaucoma Day is approaching, let's understand the causes of this disease and how we can prevent it or reduce the risk.
Regular periodic eye check-up is needed for people with arthritis as the condition can also cause vision changes.
A new study says that frequent caffeine intake may triple your risk of glaucoma if you are genetically predisposed to higher eye pressure. Read on to know more.
Glaucoma cannot be cured but timely intervention can help you prevent irreversible vision loss. Read on to know about the many treatment options.
World glaucoma week will be observed from March 7th to 13th in 2021. Read on to know all about this eye disease.
Some eye diseases can affect you without showing any symptoms. One of them is Glaucoma. The growth of this silent killer is hard to track, but there are some parameters that can tell you about the condition of your eyes. Read on to know more.
Dr Mahender Singh Basu, Founder of Dr. Basu Eye Hospital speaks on herbal eye drops as an effective cure for many serious eye problems
More than 90 per cent of glaucoma cases remain undiagnosed and untreated. Celebrating World Glaucoma Week, renowned eye experts highlight the importance of early detection and treatment of the disease to prevent vision loss.
Ayurveda can treat many diseases. Here, Ayurveda expert Dr. Mandeep Singh Basu Ayurvedic treatment for various eye diseases.
Glaucoma is a 'silent thief of sight'. This World Glaucoma Week, let's spread awareness about Glaucoma and remove the misconceptions associated with it.
According to reports, there are 11.9 million cases of glaucoma in India.
Stress can also impact our vision quality, know how you can avoid this risk.
Our eyes are one of the most sensitive and complicated organs of the body and are also often paid less attention. When you hit the age of 40, it is time to take those extra steps to ensure good vision.
Myopia is on the rise, and it is predicted that nearly 50 per cent of the global population will be myopic by 2050.
Did you know that diabetes can almost put you at risk of losing your eyesight? Experts suggest that you need to keep your blood glucose levels in control to reduce the risk of glaucoma.
The most common cause of Glaucoma is hereditary, meaning it runs in the family. But the most important causative factor that is preventable is steroid use.
As World Glaucoma Day is approaching, let's understand the causes of this disease and how we can prevent it or reduce the risk.
Regular periodic eye check-up is needed for people with arthritis as the condition can also cause vision changes.
A new study says that frequent caffeine intake may triple your risk of glaucoma if you are genetically predisposed to higher eye pressure. Read on to know more.
Glaucoma cannot be cured but timely intervention can help you prevent irreversible vision loss. Read on to know about the many treatment options.
World glaucoma week will be observed from March 7th to 13th in 2021. Read on to know all about this eye disease.
A new study suggests that, in the future, glaucoma eye tests could be performed at home. This will go a long way in tracking progression of the disease.
Using AI, researchers have developed a quick test to identify which people with glaucoma are at risk of rapid progression to blindness. Read to know more about this eye disease
Globally, Glaucoma is the second leading cause of blindness and is one of the untreated eye disease. To raise awareness and educate general masses about Glaucoma and it's danger, we celebrate World Glaucoma Week, every year.
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