Top Eye Hospital in Kanpur for Advanced Eye Treatments

Ophthalmology in Lifetron Hospital, Kanpur is well equipped for the comprehensive eye care and management of vision related problems in Kanpur and surrounding areas. We have latest machines for OPDs and surgeries which provide quality eye cares to our patients. Our Consultants and Optometrists are qualified & trained.  Our out-patient department and modular operation theatre helps in providing quality eye care to our patients.

We serve community by organising free eye camps on regular basis, screen citizens for the defects in visions and treat them to their satisfaction. We have got more than 1000 satisfied beneficiaries who have undergone treatments at Lifetron Ophthalmology.

Lifetron Ophthalmology offers a full range of eye care, from routine eye exams to surgery. Our consultants are experts in treatments of following eye defects:

• Cataracts
• Glaucoma
• Corneal diseases
• Trauma of the eye, eyelid, and eye socket
• Inflammation of the eye and surrounding tissues
• Retinal disease
• Paediatric eye disorders
• Strabismus

We at Lifetron Hospital appreciate the fact that many eye problems are the resultant of medical conditions other than just eyes, such as diabetes, immune system conditions, hypertension and thyroid disease. Our ophthalmologists consult with other specialists such as diabetologists, neurologist, general physicians, endocrinologist, etc, depending upon the conditions of the patients and provide a holistic treatment.

• Routine Eye check-ups
• Paediatric Eye examination and eye disorders
• Cataract Surgery
• Trauma of the eye, eyelid, and eye socket
• Inflammation of the eye and surrounding tissues
• Treatment for Glaucoma, Corneal, Retinal, Strabismus, diseases

FAQs

1. What services Lifetron Hospital's Ophthalmology department has to offer?

We cover all treatments right, from basic eye check-ups to advanced therapies, such as cataracts and other advanced eye surgeries, with the help of microsurgery techniques.  

2. When should I book an appointment with an ophthalmologist?

It’s a wise decision to consult an ophthalmologist when you experience vision issues, such as blurry vision, constant headaches, sensitivity to light, dual vision, etc.  

3. What is glaucoma, and what signs should I watch for?

Glaucoma is a condition where intraocular pressure damages the optic nerve; this condition is often asymptomatic at first. However, severe types can cause sudden pain, vision changes, halos, nausea, etc. 

4. How do cataracts affect eyesight, and can they be cured?

Cataract is the development of painless clouding or film on the eye lens, which makes the vision foggy, colors dull, and glare more pronounced. They usually form around 60 years of age, but risk factors include diabetes, steroid use, UV exposure, smoking, and trauma. While glasses offer temporary relief, surgery is the best cure.  

5. How often should I get my eyes examined?

Healthy adults must have complete eye examinations yearly. If you are over 60 or have risk factors, such as diabetes, hypertension, or a family history of an eye condition, frequent check-ups are advised.  

6. What steps can I take to protect my vision daily?

You can maintain your eye health by eating nutrient-rich foods, staying hydrated, exercising, avoiding smoking, wearing UV-protective eyewear, and making sure you read under good lighting and while using a screen.