Eye Diseases

Glaucoma (Kala Motia)

  • Increased pressure inside the eye can damage the optic nerve
  • May cause gradual loss of side or peripheral vision
  • Without timely treatment, it can lead to permanent vision loss

Cataract (Safeed Motia)

  • The natural lens of the eye becomes cloudy, causing blurred vision
  • Vision may become hazy, faded, or less clear, especially at night
  • Untreated cataracts can gradually interfere with daily activities

Eye Infection

  • Infection may cause redness, irritation, swelling, or discomfort
  • Eyes may produce excessive watering or discharge
  • Vision can become temporarily blurred or uncomfortable

Autoimmune Vision Problems

  • The immune system mistakenly attacks tissues involved in eye health
  • May cause eye inflammation, pain, redness, or sensitivity to light
  • Can affect vision and may require specialist evaluation and treatment

Retinal Detachment (Ankh ka Parda Girna)

  • The retina separates from its normal position inside the eye
  • Sudden flashes, floating spots, or a shadow or curtain over vision may occur
  • It is an urgent condition that requires immediate medical attention

Conjunctivitis (Ashob-e-Chashm)

  • Inflammation of the thin membrane covering the eye and inner eyelid
  • Causes redness, watering, itching, or irritation
  • Some forms can spread easily through close contact or contaminated surfaces

Eyesight Improvement

  • Difficulty seeing clearly at near or far distances
  • Blurred vision may cause eye strain, headaches, or difficulty focusing
  • Proper eye examination can identify the cause and suitable treatment options

Hypertensive Retinopathy (High BP Vision Loss)

  • High blood pressure can damage the blood vessels supplying the retina
  • May cause blurred or reduced vision, especially when blood pressure is poorly controlled
  • Severe or long-term damage can lead to permanent vision problems

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