What it is
The back of the eye (retina) can leak or swell, often in diabetes.

People with diabetes, sudden dark spots, blur in the centre, or a retina that needs watching after a scan.
Dr. Saket looks after the retina. Injection and laser are done here.
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.
The retina is the back of the eye. It takes the picture you see. In diabetes, small vessels can leak or swell. Age can also harm the centre of seeing.
We take a colour photo and an OCT scan. Then we tell you if you need an injection, a laser, or only watching for now.
The injection and laser happen in this hospital. You do not go to another city for this first care.
We scan and photograph the back of the eye.
We show you the picture in simple words.
If needed, we give an injection or do laser here.
You come back so we can see if the swelling has gone down.

Ayushman Bharat · PM-JAY
This hospital is listed under PM-JAY. You can come here for eye care.
In other words: we are on the PM-JAY list. Cashless is not available right now. Please ask at the desk before you get admitted.

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.