The Eye Care Clinic

26/10/2020

Strabismus (Crossed Eyes)
Strabismus is the medical term for crossed eyes and is used to refer to any condition in which they eyes do not move together toward an object. The eyes of people who have the condition appear to not focus together on the same spot. One eye may appear to look up, down, in, or out compared to the other. Strabismus may be a dangerous condition because, over time, the brain may rely on input from just the stronger eye. The weaker eye may not develop correctly and blindness may result in that eye. Mild-to-moderate strabismus is treated by placing an eyepatch over the stronger eye. This trains the weaker eye to do more work and catch up to the function of the stronger eye. Severe cases of strabismus may be treated surgically

26/10/2020

Corneal Ulcer
Corneal ulcers are open sores that develop on the outer layer of the cornea. They are usually caused by infection by viruses, bacteria, fungi, or parasites. Other potential causes of corneal ulcers include dry eyes, trauma (scratches or foreign bodies in the eyes), severe allergic eye disease, and Bell's palsy (due to problems closing the eyelid

09/10/2020

Conjunctivitis (pink eye)
Conjunctivitis is irritation of the white part of the eye from infection or allergy. Pink eye can be viral or bacterial (both very easily spread, or contagious) or allergic (not contagious).

A child’s eyes may be red, itchy, teary or have a sticky discharge. Keep your child home from school if they have contagious pink eye. Pink eye usually goes away on its own in a week. You can usually control symptoms at home, but sometimes a doctor prescribes antibiotic eye drops

09/10/2020

Cloudy" eyes
A child’s eyes can appear cloudy if they have a cataract. This is when the normally clear lens inside the eye gets cloudy. Older people mostly get cataracts, but some children are born with them or get them from an injury. Most children need surgery to remove a cataract and see clearly again.

Very rarely, a cloudy eye can be a sign of retinoblastoma (cancer of the retina, or back wall of the eye). Your child’s doctor checks for this at each exam

08/10/2020

Refractive errors cause blurry vision A child can have trouble seeing at near distances, far distances, or both. If a child does not see correctly for long enough, they can lose vision and get a “lazy eye.” Correct your child’s refractive error with the right prescription glasses

07/10/2020

Specific Eye Problems in Children

22/06/2020

The Eye Care Clinic
Dr Muhammad Naeem Khalid
Senior Eye Specialist
Appointment Number
0335-4214491
Timing
7.30pm to 10pm
Sunday off
Stay home save lives

22/06/2020

The Eye Care Clinic
Dr Muhammad Naeem Khalid
Senior Eye Specialist
Appointment Number
0335-4214491
Timing
7.30pm to 10pm
Sunday off
Stay home save lives

29/04/2020

Keratoconus
The cornea is the clear surface covering the front of the eye. It is normally smooth and round, following the contour of the eyeball. Weakness in the structure of the cornea can lead to pressure in the eyeball, causing an conical-shaped abnormal bulge to the front of the eye in a condition called keratoconus. Changes in the shape of the cornea make it difficult for the eye to focus even with the help of glasses or contact lenses. Keratoconus can also cause complications during certain eye surgeries. Treatment includes rigid contact lenses or corneal transplantation.

29/04/2020

A red irritated eye due to allergies.
Eye Allergies
Severe eye allergies may cause damage to the eye that may threaten eyesight. Allergies can cause chronic inflammation that may permanently damage the cornea. Causes of eye allergies are usually due to seasonal allergies, sensitivities to cosmetics or medications, or dust. Over-the-counter eye drops that contain antihistamines or decongestants are usually helpful. Consult a doctor if OTC remedies do not work, or if you experience pain, discharge, or extreme eye redness

28/04/2020

Uveitis is inflammation to the middle layers of the eye (the uvea). The uvea is the layer of the eye that contains the arteries and veins that feed the important structures used in vision. Causes of uveitis include trauma or injury to the eye, infections, or rheumatologic or inflammatory diseases that affect other parts of the body. The main symptom of uveitis is pain in the eyeball. The eye will look red (bloodshot) and you may notice blurred vision, light sensitivity, and spots in your vision.

Treatment for uveitis depends on the cause. Anti-inflammatory or antibiotic drops, along with pain medications may be prescribed.

28/04/2020

Conjunctivitis (Pink Eye)
Conjunctivitis, or pinkeye, is redness and inflammation of the clear tissue covering the eye and the inside of the eyelids (conjunctiva). It is commonly caused by bacterial or viral infections but may also be due to irritants (chemicals, pollutants, or allergens).

Most cases of infectious conjunctivitis are viral and do not need treatment with antibiotics. Bacterial conjunctivitis can be treated with antibiotic drops or ointments prescribed by your doctor. A crusty discharge may make it difficult to open the eyelids. If this happens a warm, wet compress may be applied to the eyes to gently remove the crusting.

To reduce the spread of the infectious conjunctivitis, wash hands frequently, do not share eye drops, cosmetics, towels, or washcloths

28/04/2020

Retinal Detachment
Retinal detachment occurs when the retina (tissue in the back of the eye) separates (detaches) from its underlying structures. The buildup of fluid behind the retina is what separates the retina from the back of the eye. Retina detachments are often painless, and symptoms that may be noticed include perception of flashing lights, floaters, or a curtain drawn over your visual field. Risk factors for retinal detachment include being a nearsighted adult age 25 to 50, or an elderly person after cataract surgery. Treatment for a detached retina involves surgery, mostly using lasers, that can improve vision affected by the retinal detachment

28/04/2020

Age-Related Macular Degeneration (AMD)
Age-related macular degeneration is an eye disease with onset at any age, usually after age 60, that progressively destroys the macula, the central portion of the retina that helps with focus. It rarely causes total blindness as only the center of vision is affected.

There are two types of AMD: wet and dry. In wet AMD, abnormal blood vessels behind the retina start to grow, leaking blood and fluid, causing loss of central vision, which may occur quickly. In dry AMD, the light-sensitive cells in the macula slowly break down causing central vision to diminish over time

22/03/2020

Asslamu Alaikum,
The Eye Care Clinic
Will remain close till further notice.
During this period please don't feel hesitation to consult
Dr.Naeem Khalid regarding your eye issues.
You may contact via call,text, message or Whatsap 24/7
At 03004214491

18/03/2020

Emergency patients only

06/03/2020

red eyes

20/02/2020

Penetrating Keratopasty

20/02/2020

diseases of the eye

20/02/2020

Diabetic retinopathy — vision-threatening damage to the retina of the eye caused by diabetes — is the leading cause of blindness among working-age Americans.

The good news: Diabetic retinopathy often can be prevented with early detection, proper management of your diabetes and routine eye exams performed by your optometrist or ophthalmologist

18/02/2020

The Eye Care Clinic updated their website address.

The Eye Care Clinic updated their website address.

17/02/2020

what is bifocial,trifocial and progressive?

17/02/2020

food for healthy vision

17/02/2020

food for healthy vision

17/02/2020

Myopia Symptoms And Signs
Nearsightedness symptoms may include:

Typically will have difficulty reading road signs and seeing distant objects clearly, but will be able to see close tasks such as reading and computer use.
Eye fatigue when you try to see objects more than a few feet away.
Feeling fatigued when driving or playing sports also can be a symptom of uncorrected nearsightedness.
Other symptoms of Nearsightedness include squinting, eye strain and headaches.

Causes of Myopia

12/02/2020

information about eyes

12/02/2020

human eye chart

12/02/2020

Trachoma, a disease caused by bacteria called Chlamydia trachomatis

07/02/2020

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07/02/2020

information about glaucoma

06/02/2020

05/02/2020

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05/02/2020

DR,MUHAMMAD NAEEM KHALID
MBBS (PB) DOMS(PAK) CIC,OPHTH (UK)
SENIOR EYE SPECIALIST
LAHORE MEDICARE EYE HOSPITAL
THE EYE CARE CLINIC
21-A FAISAL TOWN LAHORE
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