Eye consultation, vision-related evaluation, common eye disease care, infection assessment, injury support, diabetic eye screening guidance, and referral coordination.
The Ophthalmology Department supports early diagnosis, initial treatment, preventive advice, and referral when advanced intervention is needed for eye symptoms.
The department guides patients with diabetes, hypertension, age-related eye concerns, cataract symptoms, and routine vision-related problems through appropriate consultation and follow-up.
The department evaluates common eye symptoms and helps identify conditions requiring medical treatment, follow-up monitoring, emergency response, or advanced specialist referral.
Assessment may include symptom review, vision evaluation, eye examination, diabetes and blood pressure risk review, infection assessment, injury evaluation, and referral for advanced testing.
Eye care is supported by consultation, initial assessment, medicine guidance, emergency symptom triage, preventive counselling, and referral coordination for advanced ophthalmic treatment.
Answers to common questions about eye symptoms, diabetes eye checks, emergencies, and infection care.
Consult for redness, pain, watering, itching, blurry vision, discharge, injury, sudden vision change, diabetes-related eye risk, or persistent headache with eye symptoms.
Yes, sudden loss or reduction of vision should be treated as an emergency and evaluated immediately.
Yes, diabetes can affect the retina and vision. Regular eye evaluation is important even if vision seems normal.
Some eye infections can spread. Hygiene, avoiding eye rubbing, and timely treatment are important.
