When should one go for Eye Testing
Depending on general health, age and eye health, an adult or child should visit the eye centre for a routine check-up, if they meet the following criteria:
- Infants up to 5 years of age need regular eye testing to stay safe from common eye problems such as ‘Lazy Eyes’ or ‘Squint’, etc.
- Children and teenagers need to take regular eye check-ups to ensure that there is no vision loss, deterioration or changes due to an imbalanced diet or prolonged exposure to screens.
- Adults must go for regular eye testing even if they are in good health to ensure there aren’t any risks of eye conditions.
- People over 65 years of age should get regular eye check-ups done to avoid Cataract, Diabetic Retinopathy, ARMD, etc.
- People with a family history of diabetes or genetic eye disorders such as Glaucoma must go for routine eye check-ups to keep their vision healthy.
At New Vision eye centre Hospital, eye testing procedures are designed to look for vision issues and eye diseases. During the test, your ophthalmologist might ask you about your medical history including any vision problems you may be experiencing. The eye specialist will test your vision clarity to judge if you need further care.
We are providing world class eye treatment under one roof by a team of experienced doctors. Contact us on 9625154575 for more details
