Glaucoma
Glaucoma Treatment at Nandadeep
Glaucoma is a serious eye condition that can lead to irreversible damage and vision loss. It occurs when the intraocular pressure in the eye rises to an unhealthy level, putting stress on the optic nerve, which is essential for transmitting visual information to the brain. This increased pressure can be caused by a variety of factors, including genetics, age, and certain medical conditions. If left untreated, glaucoma can progress silently and may result in severe visual impairment or complete blindness. Therefore, early detection and proactive management are critical in preserving vision.
At Nandadeep Eye Hospital, our ophthalmologists specialize in glaucoma diagnosis and treatment. Using advanced technology, we provide comprehensive eye exams and customized treatment plans. We have assisted over 80,000 patients with medications, laser therapies, and over 8,000 surgeries. We are dedicated to raising glaucoma awareness and ensuring optimal care for our patients’ vision.
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How to Know If You Have Glaucoma
Glaucoma can be hard to notice at first, because it doesn’t cause any pain or symptoms. But over time, you may notice some changes in your vision, such as:
Having trouble seeing things on the sides of your eyes
Seeing blurry or cloudy images
Seeing rings or halos around lights
Having red or sore eyes
Having headaches
Having eye pain
If you have any of these signs, you should come to our hospital as soon as possible. The sooner we find out if you have glaucoma, the better we can treat it and save your sight.
What Causes Glaucoma and Who Can Get It
Glaucoma is usually caused by too much fluid in your eyes. This fluid helps your eyes stay healthy and clear, but sometimes it doesn’t drain well and builds up pressure. This pressure can damage the nerves that carry images from your eyes to your brain.
Anyone can get glaucoma, but some people are more likely to get it than others. You may have a higher chance of getting glaucoma if you:
- Have high pressure in your eyes
- Have a family member who has glaucoma
- Have had an eye injury or surgery
- Use steroid medicines for a long time
- Have very nearsighted or farsighted eyes
How We Diagnose and Treat Glaucoma
To find out if you have glaucoma, we will do some tests on your eyes. These tests will check:
We will also take pictures of your eyes to see if there are any changes or damage.
Based on the results of these tests, we will make a plan to treat your glaucoma. There are different ways to treat glaucoma, depending on how severe it is and what works best for you. Some of the options are:
We will explain the benefits and risks of each option and help you choose the best one for you. We will also monitor your eyes regularly and adjust your treatment as needed.
How We Use the Best Technology for Your Eyes
Rebound Tonometer
A device that gently taps your eye to measure the pressure
Goldman Applanation Tonometer
A device that flattens your eye with a small force to measure the pressure
Gonioscopes
A lens that lets us see the angle where your eye fluid drains
Optical Coherence Tomography
A machine that uses light to take detailed pictures of your eyes
Anterior Optical Coherence Tomography
A machine that uses light to take detailed pictures of the front part of your eyes
Sub-Cyclo Laser Treatment
A laser that lowers the pressure in your eyes by reducing the fluid production
Perimetry Machine
A machine that tests how well you can see things on the sides of your eyes
Our Glaucoma Specialist
Dr. Sourabh D. Patwardhan
Dr. Nidhi S. Patwardhan
Dr. Umeshchandra Lahoti
Dr. Jyotsna M. Patil
Dr. Sneha Shinde
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