By Mr Saurabh Jain
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Dyslexia: An opthalmology perspective
Learning to read marks a pivotal milestone in every child's educational journey, yet for those with dyslexia - a neurobiological disorder affecting 80 per cent of individuals with learning disabilities - it presents distinct challenges. In his latest online article, Mr Saurabh Jain gives us his insights.
By Mr Saurabh Jain
11.04.23
Ophthalmologist
Cataracts are a very common eye condition, mainly affecting people as they get older. In his latest article, renowned adult and paediatric ophthalmologist Mr Saurabh Jain offers his expert insight into this condition.
By Mr Saurabh Jain
30.01.23
Ophthalmologist
Ask an expert: What impact does strabismus have on vision?
Highly respected consultant ophthalmic surgeon Mr Saurabh Jain gives an expert guide to strabismus, including when treatment is recommended, in this informative article.
By Mr Saurabh Jain
11.10.22
Ophthalmologist
Can myopia be corrected with glasses?
Myopia, also known as short-sightedness, is on the rise in recent years, and leads to difficulties relating to long-distance vision. There are, however, effective ways to correct the vision-affecting condition. Here to tell us just how myopia can be corrected is highly revered London-based adult and paediatric ophthalmologist, Mr Saurabh Jain.
By Mr Saurabh Jain
31.05.22
Ophthalmologist
Computer vision syndrome: the essential information
Computers, phones, and screens are practically impossible to avoid on a daily basis in present times. Nearly everything we do requires a screen of a sort, or our preferred ways to relax have now become centred around screens in general. Due to this amount of screen time we face, there are effects happening to our eyes that we may not be aware of or we may not know there is a name for this newer syndrome. In this article, consultant ophthalmic surgeon Mr Saurabh Jain provides the basic and essential information explaining what computer vision syndrome is and how it affects us.
By Mr Saurabh Jain
15.04.20
Ophthalmologist
Taking care of your eyes: top tips when using a computer
We live in a world of screens. Computers, tablets, phones and TV… Of course, for many of us, a computer is an integral part of our jobs. Because of this, eye strain is ever more common. Expert ophthalmologist Mr Saurabh Jain is here with some top tips for taking care of your eyes while looking at a screen.
By Mr Saurabh Jain
30.07.19
Ophthalmologist
What is a lazy eye? Amblyopia vs. strabismus
A lazy eye is a common problem that usually starts during childhood. However, there is some confusion among the general public as to what a lazy eye means. Expert ophthalmologist Mr Saurabh Jain is here to clear up any doubts as he explains the difference between two conditions: amblyopia and strabismus.
By Mr Saurabh Jain
17.07.19
Ophthalmologist
Lazy eye: an expert’s guide to ambylopia
A lazy eye (known by the medical term “amblyopia”) is a relatively common condition. It is thought to affect about 4% of people. It tends to manifest in childhood and can reduce the child’s vision in one eye. Expert ophthalmologist Mr Saurabh Jain explains what causes a lazy eye and how it can be treated.
By Mr Saurabh Jain
08.07.19
Paediatric ophthalmologist
My child has conjunctivitis, how contagious is it?
Conjunctivitis, commonly known as pink eye is inflammation of the conjunctiva. This is the clear thin tissue that covers the white part of the eye. It’s quite common in young kids. Leading consultant ophthalmic surgeon Mr Saurabh Jain is here to talk about conjunctivitis, in particular, infectious conjunctivitis and when to take your child to a paediatric ophthalmologist.
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