How Is Cataract Diagnosed?

I want to get rid of glasses. Can I have surgery?

• Over 18 years old,
• The degree of glasses has not changed in the last 1 year,
• Myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism vision defect,
• Having no medical problems in the eye (glaucoma, cataract, uveitis retinopathy, etc.),
• Anyone who wants to get rid of glasses and contact lenses is a candidate for this treatment.

My Child's Eye Has Squint What Should I Do?

Occasional eye drooping is normal in babies in the first 3 months. Later shifts should be evaluated by an ophthalmologist. In infants, symptoms such as whiteness, redness, and slippage in the pupil may be signs of intraocular tumors. Early diagnosis and treatment are possible.

I have been told that I have eye pressure. What should I do?

Glaucoma (eye pressure) is an insidious disease that leads to progressive weakening of the optic nerve and loss of visual field due to increased intraocular pressure, resulting in blindness if not treated. This disease, which does not show any symptoms in the early period, is detected by a detailed eye examination. It is recommended that people over the age of 40 undergo a detailed eye examination once a year.

What is the Effect of Diabetes on the Eyes?

In the long term, bleeding in the eye vessels and loss of vision may occur. Diabetes patients should have an eye examination once a year.

How Long Does Eye Laser Surgery Take, Does It Feel Pain or Pain During the Surgery?

The operation takes a total of 10-15 minutes for both eyes. The person does not feel pain or pain during eye laser surgery, but the feeling of touch continues and he feels pressure in the eye for a short time during the procedure.

Will I Restore My Old Sight After Cataract Surgery?

If there is no reason to reduce vision other than cataract in the eye, an eye that has undergone cataract surgery regains its former vision.

Will I Use Glasses After Cataract Surgery?

During cataract surgery, the lens placed in the eye can be adjusted to see far or near clearly. Thus, if the eye of the operated person is reset for distance, he can see the distance clearly without glasses, but he must use glasses for near. If the eye is made nearsighted with the lens inserted in the surgery, that person will be able to see near without glasses, but the need for glasses for distance will arise. If a multifocal lens is preferred, myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism problems can be solved with a single lens.

Will My Lazy Eyes Be Corrected?

Lazy eye does not improve with cataract surgery. There are different treatment methods for lazy eye.

I am constantly working with the computer. Will My Eyes Deteriorate?

Looking at the computer screen does not actually cause a refractive error. Working at the computer for a long time in people with refractive errors can cause fatigue, eye, and headache. Wearing appropriate glasses will resolve these problems. During a careful look at the screen, the number of blinks decreases, which causes the surface of the eye to dry out. In cases where the ambient humidity decreases, the rate of evaporation of tears increases in air-conditioned environments such as offices. In order to prevent drying of the eye surface, we should increase the number of blinks and work by taking breaks.

The top of the computer screen should not exceed eye level. In this way, your eye will be in a slightly downward-facing position during the study, which will reduce the surface of the eye where your tears can evaporate by keeping your lid gap slightly narrow.

I'm Diabetic, Will There Be Any Problems With My Eyes?

Diabetes (Diabetes) may affect the vessels and cause bleeding in the retina (nerve) layer of the eye. The more diabetics pay attention to their metabolic controls (FBG below 20 mg, hypertension control, total lipid, and cholesterol within normal limits), the longer they delay the destruction of the vessels. Diabetics should undergo a detailed eye examination once a year. If bleeding has started in the retinal layer, these controls should be done more frequently.