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We provide a dedicated section with answers to the most frequently asked questions to ensure you easily access the information you need. From appointment booking and payments to available medical services, this section is designed to offer comprehensive solutions for any inquiries that may arise while using our services.

How can I make an appointment with a doctor?

You can book an appo...

You can book an appointment through the website, the application, or customer service at the number 16465.

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Can I change my booking date?

Yes, you can easily ...

Yes, you can easily change your appointment through your account or by contacting our support team om 16465

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Are there appointments for emergency treatment?

Yes, we provide book...

Yes, we provide booking services for emergency cases as soon as possible to ensure urgent treatment. This can be done through your account or by contacting our support team at 16465.

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What payment methods are available to book appointments?

You can pay online, ...

You can pay online, via bank transfer, using payment apps, or in cash at the hospital’s headquarters

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Can I consult a doctor online?

Yes, we provide onli...

Yes, we provide online medical consultation service for convenience and privacy anytime you need

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Is there a discount for organizations or unions?

Yes, we offer specia...

Yes, we offer special discounts for medical institutions and unions. You can check the details through the support team16465

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Retinal Diseases: Symptoms & Causes

According to a retin...

According to a retina specialist ophthalmologist, symptoms of retinal diseases may include: Common Symptoms: Flashes or flickering lights in vision (photopsia) Dark curtains or foggy areas obscuring vision Visual distortions (metamorphopsia), such as wavy or bent lines Partial or complete vision loss in severe cases Underlying Causes: Retinal disorders typically develop due to: Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) Diabetic retinopathy (blood vessel damage) Retinal detachment (emergency condition) Macular holes/puckers Vascular occlusions (vein/artery blockages) Inherited disorders (retinitis pigmentosa) Medical Note: The retina's delicate tissue can be affected by systemic conditions like diabetes, hypertension, or genetic factors. Early detection through regular dilated eye exams is crucial for preventing permanent vision loss.

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Retinal Problems: Common Disorders & Diagnostic/Treatment Techniques

Common Retinal Disor...

Common Retinal Disorders: The retina can be affected by various conditions, including: Retinal detachment Retinal tear Epiretinal membrane (retinal fibrosis) Macular edema (retinal swelling) Retinal ulcers Retinal hemorrhage Diabetic retinopathy Macular hole Retinitis pigmentosa Diagnostic Techniques: To accurately diagnose retinal problems, the following methods are used: Consultation with a specialized retina ophthalmologist – Expertise is critical for proper diagnosis and treatment. Comprehensive eye exam – Includes dilated fundus examination to assess the retina. Imaging tests such as Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) to evaluate the inner structures of the eye. Fluorescein angiography – Assesses blood flow and detects abnormalities in retinal vessels.

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Should Diabetic Patients Get Regular Eye Exams?

Yes, diabetic patien...

Yes, diabetic patients should maintain regular retina check-ups with a retina specialist, with examinations required at least every 6 months, while maintaining proper blood sugar levels."

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Can cataracts be treated without surgery ("cataract operation"), and what are the available treatments?

The primary treatmen...

The primary treatment for cataracts is corrective surgery, which involves replacing the eye's natural lens with a new, clear artificial lens. One of the latest techniques used in cataract surgery is "phacoemulsification" (or "phaco surgery"), where laser technology breaks up the cataract before implanting a new lens.

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What are the symptoms associated with cataracts?

Loss of clear vision...

Loss of clear vision or near-total vision impairment Change in eye color to white or gray Blurred or cloudy vision Difficulty focusing on objects or reading text

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Can cataracts be treated without surgery ("cataract operation"), and what are the available treatments?

The primary treatmen...

The primary treatment for cataracts is corrective surgery, which involves replacing the eye's natural lens with a new, clear artificial lens. One of the latest techniques used in cataract surgery is "phacoemulsification" (or "phaco surgery"), where laser technology breaks up the cataract before implanting a new lens. (Note: There is no proven non-surgical cure for cataracts. Glasses or medications may temporarily improve vision but do not remove the cataract.)

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how is LASIK surgery performed?

LASIK (vision correc...

LASIK (vision correction) surgery is performed at Dunya Eye Hospital using the latest available technology, which is (TransPRK surface LASIK technology). It is done with the latest German device in the world (SCHWIND AMARIS 1050 device). This technique is characterized by being safer, as it is performed using only the laser, without the use of a surgical scalpel in the eye.

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how is LASIK surgery performed?

LASIK (vision correc...

LASIK (vision correction) surgery is performed at Dunya Eye Hospital using the latest available technology, which is (TransPRK surface LASIK technology). It is done with the latest German device in the world (SCHWIND AMARIS 1050 device). This technique is characterized by being safer, as it is performed using only the laser, without the use of a surgical scalpel in the eye.

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What are the pre-LASIK instructions?

The patient must not...

The patient must not be under 18 years old Contact lenses must be removed at least two weeks before the examination Blood sugar and pressure levels must be stable Female patients must not be in pregnancy or breastfeeding months

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Post-LASIK Instructions (Dunya Eye Hospital Protocol): Follow-up Care:

Mandatory 1-month me...

Mandatory 1-month medical follow-up Patients receive detailed written instructions post-procedure Full recovery typically takes 1-2 weeks Essential Guidelines: Eye Protection: Wear sunglasses for 2 weeks when: • Using phones/computers • Near heat sources (e.g., stoves) Activity Restrictions: Avoid: • Sun exposure/bright lights • Face washing (2 weeks) • Eye rubbing (3 weeks) • Swimming/sea (1 month) Daily Life Adjustments: Pray seated (2 weeks) Resume exercise after 2 weeks Cosmetic Limitations: No makeup (2 weeks) Colored contact lenses (after 1 month

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Common Corneal Diseases:

**Common Corneal Dis...

**Common Corneal Diseases:** 1. **Keratitis (Corneal Infections):** - Bacterial keratitis - Viral keratitis 2. **Trauma & Injuries:** - Corneal abrasions (scratches) - Surface wounds affecting corneal integrity 3. **Severe Dry Eye Syndrome:** - Insufficient tear production leading to corneal dryness 4. **Keratoconus:** - Structural thinning and conical deformation of the cornea, impairing vision quality

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What are the symptoms of corneal problems?

Feeling pain or itch...

Feeling pain or itching in the eye. Weak vision, blurred vision, or hazy vision. Sensitivity to light (excessive light). Redness or swelling of the eye. Increased tearing or dry eye.

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What is keratoconus and how is it treated?

It is a change in th...

It is a change in the shape of the cornea, where it transforms from round to conical, leading to weakened vision and distorted sight. Here are some possible treatment options: Medication: Using moisturizing eye drops to relieve symptoms of dryness and itching. Glasses or contact lenses: For less severe cases, to correct vision and reduce distortion. Rigid contact lenses: Considered effective for improving vision and reducing distortion, as they help direct light properly onto the cornea. Surgical treatment: For severe cases, such as (corneal transplantation, and corneal cross-linking).

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