Diabetic Clinic in Gurgaon

Untreated diabetes can eventually lead to blindness.

In the early stages, diabetic related eye conditions often have few symptoms, which makes them especially dangerous.

WHAT WE DO ?

The Cataract & IOL Department is led by Dr Reena Sethi (Head and Senior Consultant) who is supported by 5 more consultant surgeons trained in the management of cataract and general eye diseases, with the latest of technology in eye care available.

The team is also backed with cutting edge technology and equipment which enables them to achieve their targets and provide a very successful outcome. The use of Optical biometery (TOMEY Japan), Latest phaco machinery (ALCON USA), best phaco dynamics (ALCON CENTURION System) and premium IOLs (Alcon, AMO, Zeiss and many others..) help the team meet expectations of their patients.

Diabetic macular edema

This can only occur in the presence of diabetic retinopathy, and is swelling in the macular area of the retina caused by an increase in eye fluid. This leads to vision becoming blurred.

Diabetic retinopathy

It is caused by damage to light-sensitive tissue at the back of the retina.
Blood sugar control and lifestyle changes such as stopping smoking can reduce the chances of developing diabetic retinopathy.

Glaucoma

People with diabetes have a 5% chance of developing glaucoma, in contrast to a 2% risk for non-diabetics.
Diabetes can raise blood pressure, and high blood pressure is a risk factor for glaucoma.

Cataract

Diabetics are 2 – 5 times more likely to suffer from cataracts than the general population.



KEY FACTORS & FIGURES

50000+
Surgeries
25+ Years
PHACO
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Available
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ASTIGMATISM
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FAQ ABOUT DIABETIC CLINIC IN GURGAON


Cataract is the eye related problem, which occurs due to presence of a cloudy or opaque natural lens. It is in most cases an age related problem, simply like greying of your hair.
Ageing is the most frequently encountered cause of cataract. Other causes include systemic diseases like Diabetes Mellitus, Trauma or injury, Inflammation of the eye, certain metabolic diseases, other congenital and developmental causes, and many more.
No, cataract in the eye leads to obstruction or “clouding” of visual axis, thereby making your vision dull or diminished. Currently no medications or glasses can reverse these changes in the lens.
Cataract surgery is a planned procedure in most cases.
Our doctors will be monitoring your visual acuity (done in ideal conditions) and your symptoms, then suggest a probable time frame for the surgery. Cataract doesn’t only reduce our vision it also affects the contrast or clarity of vision which usually is a complaint with our patients, and an indication for surgery.

Before surgery you will have to get a list of general investigations done, which would give us an idea on your general body health status at the time of surgery. Your systemic problems like hypertension or diabetes have to be under check prior and after the surgery.

After surgery, you need to be able to follow your discharge summary and apply drops to the operated eye as advised. Also, have to avoid dust, water and crowded places for atleast 1-2 Weeks after surgery.

For further questions on the surgery, precautions and other topics please feel free to discuss with your doctor.

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