Harley Street Eye Hospital

14/07/2025

Glaucoma, often called the “silent thief of sight,” is one of the leading causes of irreversible blindness globally.

https://hseh.co.uk/can-glaucoma-be-prevented-expert-ophthalmologist-mr-vik-sharma-explains/

03/02/2025

Cataract surgery is one of the most common and successful surgical procedures performed worldwide. But what are the risks and complications?

https://hseh.co.uk/what-are-the-risks-and-potential-complications-of-cataract-surgery/

06/01/2025

Read our latest blog on glaucoma, a “silent thief of sight,” causing progressive vision loss if untreated. Early detection matters!

https://hseh.co.uk/what-are-the-signs-and-symptoms-of-glaucoma/

What are the signs and symptoms of glaucoma? Learn more from glaucoma specialists at Harley Street Eye Hospital.

16/12/2024

Prioritise your vision and overall health with a comprehensive eye exam designed for individuals over 61, detecting early signs of eye diseases and systemic conditions.

https://hseh.co.uk/how-important-are-eye-exams/

10/12/2024

Adults aged 18-60 should have comprehensive eye exams every 2 years, or annually if at higher risk, for healthy vision.

https://hseh.co.uk/how-important-are-eye-exams/

02/12/2024

Eye exams go beyond just making sure vision is not blurry.

https://hseh.co.uk/how-important-are-eye-exams/

25/11/2024

Acute angle-closure attack requires urgent care. Treatment includes pressure-lowering medications, laser iridotomy for drainage, or surgical intervention.

https://hseh.co.uk/understanding-closed-angle-glaucoma/

18/11/2024

Closed-angle glaucoma occurs when the eye’s drainage angle is blocked, causing sudden pressure increase, severe pain, and potential vision loss.

https://hseh.co.uk/understanding-closed-angle-glaucoma/

11/11/2024

Closed-angle glaucoma (angle-closure glaucoma) is a rarer, severe form where blocked drainage increases intraocular pressure, risking rapid optic nerve damage.

https://hseh.co.uk/understanding-closed-angle-glaucoma/

04/11/2024

Closed-angle glaucoma is a sudden eye pressure increase due to blocked drainage, risking vision loss.

https://hseh.co.uk/understanding-closed-angle-glaucoma/

21/10/2024

Glaucoma causes gradual peripheral vision loss, often unnoticed initially.

https://hseh.co.uk/understanding-open-angle-glaucoma/

13/10/2024

Open-angle glaucoma typically develops slowly over an extended period, and its progression may not be noticeable in the early stages. This makes regular eye exams crucial for early detection.

https://hseh.co.uk/understanding-open-angle-glaucoma/