Overview
The evaluation covers vision and refraction, the front structures of the eye, eye pressure, and the retina and optic nerve (usually after dilating drops). It detects refractive errors, cataract, glaucoma signs, retinal changes and more — often before symptoms appear.
Adults with diabetes, a family history of eye disease, or those over 40 particularly benefit from periodic checks, as do children at the ages described in our children’s eye-care guidance.
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Common Symptoms
- None needed — preventive checks are valuable
- Blurred vision
- Eye strain
- Headaches
Possible Causes
- Screening and early detection
Risk Factors
- Diabetes
- Family history of glaucoma or eye disease
- Age over 40
- High glasses power
When to Consult
Periodically as prevention, or whenever vision or comfort changes.
Evaluation Process
- Vision and refraction
- Slit-lamp examination
- Eye pressure measurement
- Dilated retinal examination
Available Management Options
- Findings explained clearly; treatment, glasses or review interval advised accordingly
The right option for you depends on examination findings and will be discussed before any treatment.
Follow-Up Information
You are advised a review interval appropriate to your eyes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Discuss This with Dr. Khushbu Partani
Consultations at Shree Retina Eye Hospital, Raipur. Your requested date and time are subject to confirmation by the appointment team.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Khushbu Partani · Last reviewed: September 2026 — VERIFY REVIEW DATE WITH DOCTOR BEFORE PUBLISHING