Frequently Asked Questions

The common ophthalmology disorders include – Bulging Eyes Cataracts Refractive error Colour blindness Crossed eyes Diabetic Retinopathy and age-related macular degeneration Glaucoma

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.

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.

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

Aster mother & children’s Hospital caters to well over 5 specialities for women & Children covering the entire spectrum of women & child health issues. Specialists at Aster women & children’s Hospital seek to partner with you in the treatment and overall growth of your child. Some of the key specialities at Aster women & children’s Hospital include – Obstetrics, Gynecology, Neonatology, Paediatric Intensive Care, Paediatric Surgery, Paediatric Haematology, and various others. Each of the specialities are equipped with state-of-the-art infrastructure and helmed by some of the leading practitioners in their respective fields. Each speciality also employs a highly qualified nursing staff as well as counsellors and others to ensure that your dear ones receive the best possible care and support.