General Eye Examination
General Eye Examination
The general eye examination performed with Serenity MedAssist consists of 7 stages:
- Checking visual acuity
- Examination for the need for glasses (refraction test)
- Examination of the eyelids
- Eye muscle examination
- Eye pressure measurement
- Bio microscopic examination
- Examination of the fundus
The general eye examination takes about 30 minutes.
How often should one undergo a general eye examination?
Regular eye exams, even in the absence of obvious vision problems, are essential for maintaining optimal eye health and maintaining clear vision for a long time. A comprehensive annual eye examination enables early detection of various conditions such as diabetes, brain tumors, AIDS, Alzheimer's disease, hypertension, cardiovascular problems, metabolic disorders and Parkinson's disease.
It is recommended to prioritize scheduling a general eye examination once a year to protect the well-being of your eyes and ensure early intervention if any abnormalities are detected.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Even if babies have no vision complaints, regular eye examinations are recommended from the age of 1. Eye examination enables early diagnosis of diseases such as lazy eye syndrome, which is common in infants.
People who play computer games and work on the computer for long hours may be more likely to develop allergies, dry and inflamed eyelashes, and may have impaired distance vision. For this reason, it is recommended to rest your eyes and close your eyes at regular intervals.
Watery eyes, itchy eyes, difficulty reading, text confusion, eye pain and headaches, tilting of the head when reading, squinting, and difficulty concentrating are symptoms of eye disease.