What are the common ophthalmology disorders?
The common ophthalmology disorders include – Bulging Eyes Cataracts Refractive error Colour blindness Crossed eyes Diabetic Retinopathy and age-related macular degeneration Glaucoma
Why should you consult an Ophthalmologist?
If you are experiencing loss of vision, changes in your vision or colour of vision, dry eyes or are undergoing any eye infections or are suffering from chronic eye problems then it is recommended that you visit an ophthalmologist or an eye specialist.
People suffering from high blood pressure, diabetes, HIV, Thyroid, a family history of eye conditions should see an ophthalmologist as these diseases can raise the risk of eye conditions. People who are over 40 years old, should visit an ophthalmologist to know the baseline of your eye health.
How often should you have your eyes examined?
The consultations are recommended as per the following age group - Age 19-40: at least every 10 years Age 41-55: at least every 5 years Age 55 & above: at least every 3 years
To understand the the functionality of your eyes, it is important to get them examined periodically by an ophthalmologist.
When do you require an eye surgery?
Surgery is required only in cases where a person is undergoing the following conditions - Sudden vision loss or changes Sudden or severe eye pain Eye injury
Does insurance cover prostate artery embolization?
Yes. Most insurance carriers cover PAE. Please check with your insurance provider to see if your specific plan covers the procedure.
Who is a candidate for prostate artery embolization?
The urge to urinate Urinating more frequently Intermittent urination Disrupted sleep because of the need to urinate frequently overnight Weak stream Sensation of incomplete emptying of the bladder Urinary retention requiring catheterization
What are the advantages of PAE vs TURP?
Prostate artery embolization can improve urinary tract symptoms similarly to transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP), a surgery also used to treat enlarged prostate. However, PAE has advantages vs. TURP, including: Faster recovery time without hospitalization Lower risk of complications Fewer or more minor complications
What are the benefits of prostate artery embolization?
Prostate artery embolization (PAE) is a minimally invasive treatment for enlarged prostate. It is an outpatient procedure and requires less recovery time than surgery to treat enlarged prostate. PAE also has a lower risk of side effects than other surgical treatments, including urinary incontinence and lower sex drive.
Will my heavy periods go away after UFE?
Yes
Will my insurance cover this procedure?
Yes. Uterine Fibroid Embolization (UFE) is routinely covered by insurance payors. Depending on the individual plan, will determine how much the patient will be responsible for following the procedure.
