THE DELICATE BALANCE OF THE EYE'S SURFACE
The cornea and ocular surface play a pivotal role in vision, acting as the eye's protective barrier and primary refractive surface. Diseases like corneal ulcers can disrupt this balance, leading to pain, redness, and potential vision loss. Factors such as infections, injuries, or underlying conditions can precipitate these diseases, emphasising the need for prompt diagnosis and care.
TREATMENT
RESTORING CLARITY, ENSURING COMFORT
TSEC offers a multi-faceted approach to corneal and ocular surface diseases. Depending on the diagnosis, treatments can range from topical medications to surgical interventions. Our state-of-the-art facilities and expert team ensure that each patient receives the best possible care, tailored to their unique needs.
FAQ
MOST ASKED QUESTIONS
Q: How can I prevent corneal ulcers?
A: Contact lens abuse is the leading cause of corneal ulcers. Proper eye hygiene, careful contact lens use, and protecting eyes from injury can reduce the risk.
Q: Are corneal ulcers painful?
A: Yes, they can cause significant discomfort, redness, and sensitivity to light.
Q: Can ocular surface diseases lead to blindness?
A: If left untreated, severe conditions can cause vision impairment or blindness.
Q: How are corneal ulcers diagnosed?
A: Through a comprehensive eye exam, including special dye tests and possibly corneal cultures.
Q: What factors increase the risk of ocular surface diseases?
A: Age, contact lens use, certain medications, and systemic diseases can increase risk.
