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Consult your Ophthalmologist if : |
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| Frequent change of glasses. (none of which is satisfactory) |
| Difficulty in dark adaptation. |
| Bumping into things at unfamiliar places. |
| Blurred or foggy vision. |
| Coloured halos (rainbow coloured rings) around lights. |
| Heaviness or pain in eyes. |
| Restricted field of vision. |
| Family Subtony of Glaucoma. |
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| Living with Glaucoma |
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| Ensure good lighting. |
| Avoid loose mats on floors
(you could slip over these) |
| Avoid long leads to electrical appliances, which you could trip over. |
| Avoid placing articles or machines in your way. |
| Use books having a large print. |
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Remember |
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| Glaucoma is a silent Progressive Disease. |
| Loss of field of vision ones occurred is difficult to regain |
| Early diagnosed can control further deterioration. |
| Can be wall control with medication available now a days. |
| Surgery may be required if not control with medication. |
| Routine 6month 1year should be done with appropriate in anticitation. |
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| Facilities |
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| Goldmann Applanation Tonometery. |
| 3D assessment of optic nerve head and digital imaging. |
| Drainage angle assessment (Gonioscopy). |
| Visual field assessment using Humphreys field analyser (Autometed Perimetere). |
| Optic disc photography. |
| Argon/Yag LASER treatment. |
Surgical treatment.
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| OCT |
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| Specialist |
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| Dr. R.K Aggarwal |
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