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What is Myopia?
Myopia is a condition, it is not a disease!! In this condition the eye is unable to focus properly, causing distant objects to appear blurry but the near objects appear clear. This occurs when the shape of the eye is elongated, causing light to focus in front of the retina instead of directly on it. Myopia can affect people of all ages, but it typically begins in childhood and may progress throughout adolescence.
Let us know about symptoms of myopia.
- Squinting or straining to see distant objects
- Headaches or eye strain
- Needing to sit closer to the television or computer screen.
- Squeezing eyes or blinking it frequently
- Difficulty seeing at night
About Us
ANIL EYE HOSPITAL offers key eye care services which are backed by sound infrastructure, processes, and expertise.
ANIL EYE HOSPITALÂ consistently provides all eye care services that meet patient needs, Be it Cataract, Lasik, Retina, Glaucoma, Cornea, contact lenses, oculoplasty. AEH has the 1st & only LASIK center in DBL, a surgery that helps remove glasses, spreading smiles & joy in thousands of patients. ANIL EYE HOSPITAL is one of the very few hospitals in Dombivli to get the prestigious NABH certification.
We have a panel of senior Doctors in various faculties pertaining to ophthalmology viz. Vitreoretinal surgery, Corneal Surgery & Oculoplastic & squint surgery. The ophthalmology department of Fortis Hospital Kalyan is managed by Anil Eye Hospital. The entire team is supported by dedicated Optometrists, trained nursing staff & enthusiastic support staff. This ensures that you receive world-class eye care while making your experience a pleasant one.
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What Our Patient's Say
Manoj Metya
2023-11-09
Very good
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2023-11-09
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Angela Mountpattan
2023-11-09
Wonderful experience..and kind doctors
Special attention given to individuals
Kalpana Joshi
2023-11-09
Good services. Dr and staff will be co opretive
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2023-11-09
Good experience
Ronak Shah
2023-11-09
Nice treatment and expert service
Pratik Said
2023-11-08
Best for Lasik surgery, everything is well managed, also it's a very neat and clean hospital.
shruti gokhale
2023-11-08
Special thanks to Dr anagha maam.My mother had cataract surgery.and anagha maam solved all queries nicely.she is the expert person to handle surgery.All follow up sessions were properly handled by Dr .anagha maam and team.Dr snehal explained nicely.God bless
Meera Mokashi
2023-11-08
I felt very comfortable and the staff was polite. They answered all my doubts with the highest compassion.
Vijeta Zende
2023-11-08
Good service, helpful staff, caring environment.Thanku for good treatment .
Frequently Asked Questions
Myopia, also referred to as nearsightedness, is a refractive eye disorder characterized by clear vision of adjacent objects but impaired ability to focus on distant objects. Light deflection occurs when the cornea is too curved or the ocular is too long, resulting in light being focused in front of the retina rather than directly on it.
Although it is impossible to alter a genetic predisposition, it is possible to mitigate the progression of myopia through lifestyle choices. Strategies such as engaging in regular reading, minimizing screen time, and spending time outdoors are potential measures to prevent or decelerate the progression of myopia in children.
Despite the fact that myopia typically worsens during adolescence and infancy, it stabilizes in early adulthood. Nonetheless, myopia can worsen into maturity in certain instances, particularly when left untreated. It is essential to have routine eye examinations to track its progression.
An increased likelihood of developing additional ocular complications, including glaucoma, cataracts, and retinal detachment, is correlated with myopia, particularly in cases where the severity of myopia remains uncorrected. Early correction of myopia and routine eye exams can help reduce the risk of developing these complications.
Myopia can be surgically corrected using refractive procedures such as LASIK (Laser-Assisted In Situ Keratomileusis) and PRK (Photorefractive Keratectomy). Vision is enhanced through the reshaping of the cornea during these procedures. However, these procedures are not appropriate for all patients, and permanent consequences must be taken into account.
Although myopia is not generally considered curable, it is a condition that can be effectively managed and corrected via refractive surgery, contact lenses, spectacles, or orthokeratology. In addition, certain treatments have the objective of impeding the advancement of myopia, thereby presenting potential long-term advantages.