
Cataract Surgery
What it is. A white cloud grows on the lens inside the eye.
What you may feel. Seeing becomes dull. Night lights may glare.
What we do. We take out the cloudy lens. We put in a new clear lens. Most people go home the same day.
For each problem we say three things. What it is. What you may feel. What we do.

What it is. A white cloud grows on the lens inside the eye.
What you may feel. Seeing becomes dull. Night lights may glare.
What we do. We take out the cloudy lens. We put in a new clear lens. Most people go home the same day.

What it is. Extra pressure in the eye can harm the seeing nerve.
What you may feel. You may feel nothing at first. Later, side vision can become weak.
What we do. We check the pressure. Drops or laser bring the pressure down and help save sight.

What it is. The back of the eye (retina) can leak or swell, often in diabetes.
What you may feel. Seeing may look blurry, dark, or patchy.
What we do. We scan the retina. We use an injection or laser to protect seeing.

What it is. The cornea is the clear front window of the eye.
What you may feel. Pain, redness, or a hurt eye after injury or infection.
What we do. We look with a special light. Then we treat the infection or injury so light can pass through.

What it is. The eye does not stay wet enough.
What you may feel. Burning, sandy, tired, or watery eyes.
What we do. We find why the eye is dry. Drops and a simple plan reduce the burn.

What it is. A child’s eyes need a gentle, careful check.
What you may feel. Sitting too close to the TV, a lazy eye, or school saying they cannot see well.
What we do. We check if the child sees well, if glasses are needed, or if one eye is weak.

What it is. Squint (bhengaapan) means one eye looks a different way.
What you may feel. The eyes do not look together. In a child this can weaken one eye.
What we do. We check the eyes. Glasses or surgery can straighten them.
Mon–Sat: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Ayushman Bharat · PM-JAY
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Simple answers. If you are still not sure, call us.
Your eyes may burn or feel sandy. They can get red. Light may hurt. Night seeing can be hard. Eyes may water and sting. Vision may look blurry. This can be in one eye or both.