Ophthalmology
Our Ophthalmology team provides comprehensive eye care, vision assessment and treatment for common and complex eye conditions, with a focus on early diagnosis and personalised care.
Expert Ophthalmology Care for Your Eyes
At Apex Multispeciality Hospital, our Ophthalmology team provides comprehensive eye care for children and adults. From routine eye examinations and vision correction to the diagnosis and treatment of complex eye conditions, we focus on protecting your vision at every stage.
With experienced ophthalmologists, modern diagnostic facilities and personalised treatment plans, we provide safe and effective care for a wide range of eye and vision problems.
Signs You Shouldn't Ignore
Blurred Vision
Persistent or sudden blurred vision may indicate an underlying eye condition.
Eye Pain
Unexplained or persistent eye pain should be evaluated by an eye specialist.
Red or Swollen Eyes
Persistent redness, swelling or irritation may require medical attention.
Sudden Vision Loss
Any sudden loss or significant change in vision requires urgent evaluation.
Floaters & Flashes
A sudden increase in floaters or flashes of light should be checked promptly.
Difficulty Seeing at Night
Poor night vision can be associated with certain eye conditions.
Light Sensitivity
Persistent sensitivity to light may indicate an eye or underlying health problem.
Frequent Headaches or Eye Strain
Recurring headaches or eye strain may be linked to vision problems.
CONDITIONS
Eye Conditions We Treat
Our Ophthalmology Services
Comprehensive Eye Examination
Complete assessment of your vision and overall eye health.
Cataract Evaluation & Surgery
Diagnosis and surgical treatment of cataracts affecting vision.
Glaucoma Diagnosis & Management
Early detection and ongoing management to protect the optic nerve.
Diabetic Eye Care
Screening and treatment for diabetes-related eye complications.
Refractive Error Management
Evaluation and correction of myopia, hyperopia and astigmatism.
Retina & Cornea Care
Specialised diagnosis and treatment for retinal and corneal conditions.
Ophthalmology Diagnostic Tests
Visual Acuity Test
Measures how clearly you can see at different distances.
Tonometry
Measures eye pressure to help detect and monitor glaucoma.
Slit-Lamp Examination
Provides a detailed view of the front and internal structures of the eye.
Fundus Examination
Examines the retina, optic nerve and blood vessels at the back of the eye.
OCT Scan
Creates detailed cross-sectional images of the retina and other eye structures.
Expert Eye Care. Focused on Your Vision.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I have an eye examination?
Routine eye examinations help detect vision problems and eye diseases early. Your ophthalmologist can recommend the right frequency based on your age and risk factors.
When should I see an ophthalmologist?
Consult an ophthalmologist for blurred vision, eye pain, persistent redness, vision changes, floaters, flashes or other ongoing eye problems.
Can cataracts be treated without surgery?
Early cataracts may be managed with vision correction, but cataract surgery is the definitive treatment when the cataract significantly affects daily activities.
Can diabetes affect eyesight?
Yes. Diabetes can damage the blood vessels in the retina and may lead to diabetic retinopathy, making regular eye examinations important.
Is sudden vision loss an emergency?
Yes. Sudden vision loss requires immediate medical evaluation to identify and treat potentially serious causes.
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