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Friday, 12 August 2016

London Eye Clinic Doctor Offers 4 Critical Eye Care Tips for Students


Students can be unforgiving to their personal health, especially as they enter college life. Term papers, all-nighters, sports, and even partying can take their toll on a young adult’s body, especially the eyes. If the eyes encounter too much stress, eye fatigue or eye strain can be the unwanted result. If you or one of your loved ones is a student, common sense and a few precautionary measures can help your eyes stay healthy and looking fresh.

Take a break from time to time

Too many hours sitting down and hitting the books can put a student at huge risk of myopia. If you’re starting to feel some pain in your eyes, take a break for a few minutes, and maybe spend some time outdoors. Keep in mind the 20-20-20 rule, which dictates that look up from your books or computer every 20 minutes at an object 20 feet away for 20 seconds to give your eyes some time to rest and revitalise. If eye fatigue persists, consult a London eye clinic doctor.


http://eyecliniclondon.com/2016/08/04/london-eye-clinic-doctor-offers-4-critical-eye-care-tips-students/

Thursday, 11 August 2016

Renowned Eye Surgeon to Speak at UK Cross-Linking Consortium Meeting


Mr Samer Hamada, a renowned eye surgeon from Eye Clinic London and Queen Victoria Hospital NHS Trust has been invited to speak at the UK Cross-Linking Consortium Meeting. The event was held last Tuesday 24th May 2016 at the International Convention Centre in Birmingham. This meeting is the first of its kind in the UK, covering the most important issues relating to cross linking. As such, only accomplished professionals in their field have been given invitation to the event, particularly those with an interest in corneal cross linking.

With funding from the Medical Research Council, the UK Cross-Linking Consortium was established back in 2013 to encourage collaboration and co-ordinated multi-centre studies for ophthalmologists and vision scientists. Other goals of the organization are to establish a code of best practice for corneal cross-linking and provide information or advice to national bodies about developments in corneal cross-linking.


http://eyecliniclondon.com/2016/05/25/renowned-eye-surgeon-speak-uk-cross-linking-consortium-meeting/

Wednesday, 10 August 2016

Eye Clinic in London Shares with You Four Common Cataract Symptoms


As an individual grows older, the natural lens of the eye—which lies behind the iris and the pupil—starts to cloud and becomes less transparent. Once this clouding begins to interfere with vision, it then becomes cataract.

Cataracts are the number one cause of blindness in the world. It’s prevalence in adults over 40 is so widespread that there are more cataract cases than macular degeneration, glaucoma and diabetic retinopathy combined. In the U.K., the condition is said to affect half of the 65-years-old-and-over population, with the percentage rising to 70 percent in those aged 85 and above.

Do you suspect you have cataract? Here are four symptoms that tell you it’s time to visit a London eye clinic for a checkup.


http://eyecliniclondon.com/2016/05/26/eye-clinic-london-shares-four-common-cataract-symptoms/

Thursday, 7 July 2016

Learning More About the Most Common Eye Injuries from Your Eye Doctor


Eyes are susceptible to a lot of hazards, and that is why careful attention is necessary for good vision. Eye trauma is one of the reasons to visit an eye doctor in London. Traumatic eye conditions can result from any number of things and the severity of the injury varies widely. A doctor will provide treatment after assessing the condition. In some instances, proper management and light prescriptions can cure the problem, but others may need comprehensive treatment. Learning more about the various eye injuries is paramount and can save your life in case of an emergency. Here are some common eye injury scenarios that an eye doctor can handle. Foreign Objects in the eye Foreign objects getting into the eye is not rare, especially in certain work environments. A foreign object that is stuck on the corneal part of the eye can cause scarring if left untreated.
http://eyecliniclondon.com/2016/07/01/learning-common-eye-injuries-eye-doctor/

Get It Straight from the Eye Doctors: An FAQ on Cataracts Surgery


Cataracts surgery is quite a common procedure, and although the process is normally completed in less than an hour, it is still wise to address some pertinent concerns. Cataracts are a debilitating visual condition that affects countless individuals throughout – and beyond – London. Thanks to modern medical procedures, it is now possible to restore one’s vision to previous levels in the vast majority of cases. How is this condition diagnosed and what type of process will an eye clinic in London offer the patient?

Diagnosing Cataracts

First, we should note that cataracts tend to develop over a long period of time. It is for this reason that they may go unnoticed until one’s vision is significantly impaired. Before attempting any type of cataracts surgery, medical professionals will seek to diagnose several correlating symptoms such as:

Blurred vision.
Colours that seem to be “faded”.
The illusion of a glare or a halo.
Reduced night vision.
The need to update optical prescriptions on a frequent basis.

http://eyecliniclondon.com/2016/07/05/get-straight-eye-doctors-faq-cataracts-surgery/

Wednesday, 8 June 2016

Renowned Eye Doctor Attends MEACO to Give a Course on the Cornea Field


Dr. Samer Hamada, a renowned eye doctor from London has attended the 13th Middle East Africa Council of Ophthalmology (MEACO) International Congress which was held at the Bahrain International Exhibition and Convention Centre from 4-8 May 2016. The MEACO Congress is the largest ophthalmic meeting in the Middle East and Africa Regions. Here, eye care professionals, ophthalmologists and companies that thrive in the field from all over the world can have a memorable educational and memorable experience. The congress itself was under the patronage of His Royal Highness Prince Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa, the Kingdom of Bahrain’s Prime Minister. Many world renowned institutions like the Ministry of Health, the University of Maryland School of Medicine, International Council of Ophthalmology and the Bahrain Ophthalmological Association were also in full support of the event.
http://eyecliniclondon.com/2016/05/13/renowned-eye-doctor-attends-meaco-give-course-cornea-field/

Monday, 6 June 2016

Tips in Picking Suitable IOLs when Getting Cataracts Surgery



Cataracts surgery is a standard treatment method that has developed significantly. Now an individual suffering from cataracts can get the operation and go home on the same day. Surgery becomes necessary because cataracts cannot be treated with glasses or contact lenses.

London has reputable eye clinics that have specialists in cataract treatment. Living with cataracts can be frustrating, to say the least, and that is why prompt treatment is advisable.

When getting surgery to remove cataracts, one of the considerations to make is the lens used for replacement. The vision care market is full of alternatives that make it confusing to choose. Deciding on the intraocular lens (IOL) selection requires careful attention and professional guidance.