Conjunctival foreign body
How to care for your eye at home now that the foreign body has been removed in A&E
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How to care for your eye at home now that the foreign body has been removed in A&E
Read moreInformation to optimise the treatment you are taking, manage your diabetes effectively and to ensure that you and your eyes remain healthy in years to come
Read moreAftercare advice and information about the procedure to remove sutures (stitches) from your cornea following eye surgery
Read moreInformation about Cyclodiode laser treatment for glaucoma
Read moreAdvice and information following tear drainage surgery (dacryocystorhinostomy or DCR)
Read moreTells you what to expect if you have DMEK surgery – an operation on the cornea of the eye – along with its risks and potential benefits
Read moreExplains what DSEK (corneal graft surgery) entails
Read moreExplains what DMO is and how it is treated, including the risks and benefits
Read moreInformation for patients with ectropion - explains the treatment, including risks and benefits
Read moreInformation for patients with entropion - explains the treatment, including risks and benefits
Read moreAnswers some questions about epiretinal membrane and surgery to remove it
Read moreAdvice and information about surgery to improve tear drainage including dacrocystorhinostomy (DCR)
Read moreAdvice on caring for your eye(s) after leaving the Emergency Department
Read moreAdvice following an injection to treat your macular condition - includes important contact numbers
Read moreExplains how and why local anaesthesia (LA) may be used for your eye operation
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