Question 1

Recently catract operation booked in Kolkata
The doctor has DO in opthalmology and mbbs degree.
Some of my friends is saying me to decline the operation with the doctor 
as he has not surgery degree like MS or any surgery degree.
I am totally confused .
Please help.
Also doctor has advised not to take ecospirin av 75 from 5 days before from the surgery date.
Please advise.

Accepted Answer

Visit your doctor for evaluation and appropriate management

Question 2

Thanks for the answer. 
I am little confused in choosing white catract lense. 
Could you please share that Do all clear white
Iol has blueish tint after catract surgery? 
Are any clear catract lens has White tint
? 
Please answer.

Accepted Answer

Visit your doctor for evaluation and appropriate management

Question 3

I'm 25 and have high blood pressure. Over the past month, I've noticed my eye floaters increasing every day. I saw an ophthalmologist last week, and he did an OCT and said my eyes are fine, prescribing Vitreon sachets for 30 days. My concern is if my...

Accepted Answer

Its reassuring that your OCT report is normal, and increasing floaters without flashes often indicate age-related vitreous changes, which are common but harmless. Since you have high blood pressure, ensure it's well-controlled as it can affect eye health; continue Vitreon as prescribed and follow up if symptoms worsen.

Question 4

Im 19 and I just found out that my eye prescription has increased from -1.5 to -2.00D in my left eye and from -3.25 to -3.5D in my right eye. I thought my vision would stabilize after 18, but every time I go to the doctor, it seems to be getting wors...

Accepted Answer

The progression of your myopia (-1.5 to -2.00D in the left eye and -3.25 to -3.5D in the right eye) despite being over 18 is concerning, but it's not uncommon; the age at which myopia stabilizes varies, but typically, it plateaus between 20-30 years old; however, nearsightedness can continue to progress with prolonged near work, like excessive mobile and computer use; to slow the progression,