Patient Education

Explore our library of resources to better understand your eye health.

Amsler Grid Test Part 1

Amsler Grid Test Part 1

A simple home test to monitor for vision problems arising from macular degeneration. Early detection helps in timely treatment.

Amsler Grid Test Part 2

What the Results Mean: Amsler Grid Test Part 2

Understand the results of your Amsler Grid test to identify potential vision distortions that may require professional evaluation.

Computer Vision Syndrome (English)

Computer Vision Syndrome (English)

Learn how to reduce eye strain and discomfort caused by prolonged screen time with these practical tips, available in English.

Computer Vision Syndrome (Hindi)

Computer Vision Syndrome (Hindi)

Learn how to reduce eye strain and discomfort caused by prolonged screen time with these practical tips, available in Hindi.

General Information for Good Vision (English)

General Information for Good Vision (English)

General advice on maintaining good eye health and preserving your vision for years to come, presented in English.

General Information for Good Vision (Hindi)

General Information for Good Vision (Hindi)

General advice on maintaining good eye health and preserving your vision for years to come, presented in Hindi.

Post Cataract Care

Post Cataract Care

Essential instructions for a smooth and safe recovery after your cataract surgery, ensuring the best possible outcome.

Diet Chart

Diet Chart

Discover which foods and nutrients can support your eye health, especially important for patients with conditions like diabetes.

Protect Your Vision

Protect Your Vision

Simple yet effective ways to protect your eyes from environmental hazards and reduce the risk of injury.

Reduce Complications Of Dry Eyes

Reduce Complications Of Dry Eyes

Understand how to manage dry eye syndrome effectively and prevent it from causing more serious complications.

Reduce Risk After Eye Surgery

Reduce Risk After Eye Surgery

Follow these critical steps to minimize potential risks and complications during your recovery period after eye surgery.

Post-Operative Instructions

Following these guidelines carefully is crucial for a smooth and successful recovery after your eye surgery.

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Critical Precautions

  • Avoid All Injury: For the first two months, it is critical to avoid any potential injury to the operated eye. This includes not playing with children.
  • Emergency Symptoms: Contact us immediately if you experience a sudden decrease in vision or significant pain.
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Daily Activities & Hygiene

  • Diet: There are no diet restrictions, unless you are a diabetic patient.
  • Bathing: You may take a head bath or shower after two days.
  • Cleaning: If necessary, gently wipe any discharge from around the eye using cotton soaked in warm water with clean hands.
  • Activities: Normal household activities, including cooking, are permitted. You can also watch TV and read, even with your old glasses.
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Recovery & Follow-Up

  • Follow-up Visit: Please attend your scheduled check-up for dressing removal as instructed.
  • Normal Symptoms: Minimal watering and redness are common and can last up to 8 weeks.
  • Glasses: Use dark glasses as instructed. A final spectacle correction will be provided after 8 weeks.
  • Medication: Take all prescribed medicines exactly as instructed by your doctor.
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A Note on YAG Laser

Approximately 70% of patients may require a follow-up YAG laser procedure at a later date. This is a common, quick, and painless outpatient treatment to address cloudiness that can sometimes develop after the initial surgery, restoring clear vision.

Downloadable Brochures

Download our informational brochures to learn more about various eye conditions and treatments.