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Everything you need to know about Glaucoma eye treatment in Kerala

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  Glaucoma is a condition related to the eyes. It is characterized by a progressive damage to the optic nerve. The gradual loss of nerve tissue leads to blurred vision and vision loss. An increased intraocular fluid pressure in the eye, which may cause damage to the optic nerve. However, that does not mean that only people with increased fluid pressure inside the eye develop glaucoma. It can affect people with normal intraocular pressure as well. Glaucoma, thus, is not dependent on a specific pressure measurement and may develop if the pressure inside the eye is too high for that particular optic nerve. Leading causes of glaucoma are still unsure and a majority of cases are, however, categorized as primary or secondary glaucoma. There are several factors that put an individual at an increased risk of glaucoma disease. Some of these common factors include like family history, age, medical condition, sudden injury, eye related factors etc. The signs and symptoms associated with g...

Is LASIK Eye Surgery Permanent?

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  LASIK eye surgery is a permanent solution to correct refractive errors such as near-sightedness, far-sightedness, and even astigmatism. With advanced laser technology, your eye surgeon physically reshapes your cornea to improve its ability to focus light correctly. One of the many benefits of this life-changing procedure is the vision correction you receive during LASIK eyesurgery is permanent! However, there are several eye changes that are more common as people age that can affect anyone’s vision — even after receiving LASIK. Age-Related Vision Changes LASIK treats your existing vision correction needs but won’t prevent the changes that naturally occur as we age. Presbyopia is a natural gradual loss in the ability to see clearly up close. It can be corrected with glasses, contacts, and even surgery. Cataracts are the world’s most common cause of blindness and affect people over the age of 65 years. If left untreated, cataracts will continue to develop and can ultimately ...