Understanding the Retina
The retina is a thin layer at the back of the eye that captures light and converts it into visual signals sent to the brain. In front of it lies the vitreous, a clear gel-like substance that fills and supports the eye.
Abnormalities or diseases of the retina can lead to vision problems. Therefore, regular retinal examinations by an ophthalmologist especially a vitreoretinal specialist are important for early detection.

Approach to Retinal Care at Mayapada Eye Centre

Who Should Undergo a Retinal Examination?
At Mayapada Eye Centre, a retinal examination is recommended for individuals with certain risk factors or those experiencing symptoms such as:
FAQ
Not always. Many retinal conditions do not cause pain.
No. Treatment may include observation, medication, laser therapy, or other procedures depending on the condition.
Yes. Diabetic retinopathy often develops without early symptoms.
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