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Hyper Space Challenge

Published on: by Dr Muhammad Azeem

image shows that there is limit to a possible and impossible eye conditions
hyper space challenge

Managing intravitreal injections in an eye filled with silicone oil is one of the most challenging situations in retina practice. .#enucleation#behtarhosaktihai#squinta#opticnerve#diabetes

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The Lost Art

Published on: by Dr Muhammad Azeem

image shows that there is limit to a possible and impossible eye conditions
the lost art

rabeculectomy with Mitomycin C is still one of the most effective glaucoma surgeries we have. The results are strong, the science is solid, and decades of data back it. Yet in the United States the number of trabeculectomies being performed has dropped. Studies such as those by Mataki and Caprioli show a slide from 48 to 32 procedures over comparable periods. .#eyespecialistinglaucoma#dislocated#retina#motiya#surgery#ghoomtihai

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What is possible

Published on: by Dr Muhammad Azeem

image shows that there is limit to a possible and impossible eye conditions
what is possible

I post short videos every day on social media about different eye conditions. Because of these videos, many people reach out with questions about problems that are either congenital, like retinitis pigmentosa or amblyopia, or acquired, like choroidal neovascular membranes, old retinal detachments, or treated retinal detachments. .#uveitis#iq#lens#scan#oct#ankh#parda

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When Eye Conditions Require Daily Monitoring: Knowing When It’s Critical

Published on: by Dr Muhammad Azeem

image shows like a caption eye doctor should closly moniter daily in some of the eye conditions of the patients
when it is critical to daily moniter

In ophthalmology, timely review and close monitoring can be the difference between recovery and irreversible vision loss. Some conditions demand daily follow-up to track progress, adjust treatment, and catch complications early. Here are key scenarios where daily monitoring is not just helpful—it’s essential. .#EyesSpecialistInFaisalabad#meralaserhosakta#eyesurgerycost#biometry

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Smog and Your Eyes: A Hidden Health Hazard

Published on: by Dr Muhammad Azeem

image shows how smog make the buildings look disappear
smog and your eyes

As October and November arrive, the air begins to cool — and so does the rise of an unwelcome guest: smog. This thick, hazy mix of smoke and fog settles over our cities, turning the sky grey and our health vulnerable. While most people worry about breathing problems, few realize how harshly smog affects the eyes.#EyesSpecialistInFaisalabad#stargardsdisease#antivegf#multifocal

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When Your Child’s Eyes Seem Misdirected: What Every Parent Should Know

Published on: by Dr Muhammad Azeem

image of the child having a devited eye which make parents anxious
when your childs eye is deviated

It’s not uncommon for parents to notice that their child seems to be looking in a slightly different direction — one eye straight, the other drifting outward or inward. The first reaction is usually worry, and often, parents try to recall a cause:

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When Should You Really Worry About Cataract?

Published on: by Dr Muhammad Azeem

patient is not sure wether he has Cataract
should you really worry

When an older person asks, “Do I have a cataract?” — it’s almost certain they don’t. That very question usually means they’re seeing just fine. A person who truly has a cataract doesn’t ask — they tell you. They’ll say their vision is blurred, hazy, or not as sharp as before.

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When Access Is Limited: Managing Diabetic Retinopathy Without Avastin

Published on: by Dr Muhammad Azeem

it is time to lower the bar and educate people that every person with glasses is not fit for laser
when access is limited

One of the pressing challenges in our region is the scarcity of **Avastin (bevacizumab)**—a cost-effective anti-VEGF agent that has transformed the management of diabetic retinopathy and diabetic macular edema (DME) worldwide. Its limited availability has forced both physicians and patients to rethink how this disease is managed.

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lower the bar for public safety

Published on: by Dr Muhammad Azeem

it is time to lower the bar and educate people that every person with glasses is not fit for laser
lower the bar for public safety

Rising Concerns with Refractive Surgery Procedures like LASIK, FEMTO-LASIK, and SMILE are becoming more common, and so are patient complaints. Problems such as blurred vision, one eye healing differently from the other, or persistent blur in both eyes are being reported with increasing frequency.

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vision loss by weight losing drugs like ozempic- understanding the risk of NAION

Published on: by Dr Muhammad Azeem

the blood vessel in the back of your eye can get blocked due to ozempic
NAION is blockage of a blood vessel.

Semaglutide, a GLP-1 receptor agonist, has gained global attention in recent years under brand names like Ozempic, Rybelsus, and Wegovy. These medicines are widely prescribed for type 2 diabetes and, increasingly, for weight management. While the benefits of semaglutide are well-documented, new safety updates remind us that even effective medicines can carry rare side effects.

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make hay while sun shines

Published on: by Dr Muhammad Azeem

an old lady thinking of her eye surgery for catract
I made a right choice.

For many of us, getting older means accumulating wisdom, precious memories, and unfortunately, a few more health challenges. Take Sarwary, a vibrant 70-year-old. She manages her diabetes, hypertension, and a heart condition with diligence. Lately,Lately, though, she's been complaining of blurry vision. "It's just my age," she'll say, "and I can still read without my glasses if I hold things close enough." A common refrain, and one that often signals a developing cataract

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You Need Reassurance

Published on: by Dr Muhammad Azeem

50 year old pt needs reassurance that he does not need glasses as he has retina problem
Patience is key in complex eye surgeries.

my uncle had retina surgery in the right eye due to uncontrolled diabetes and his vision in the this eye is still not good he consults different clinic's for if his vision can be improved in right eye with glasses and some even label him a patient of glaucoma his labs show his HbA1C is 12 what should he do to save his eyesight ?

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Why Hurry, This Might Not Be For You.

Published on: by Dr Muhammad Azeem

catching a flight while planning a critical eye surgery not a wise plan
Patience is key

In eye surgery—especially in complex cases—speed is rarely your friend. Recently, we met a 39-year-old patient diagnosed with high hypermetropia (~+7 diopters) in the right eye, along with a small amount of astigmatism. Her eye anatomy is on the smaller side, which makes any intraocular surgery technically more challenging...

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Don’t Panic, Give It a Little Time

Published on: by Dr Muhammad Azeem

women who never used astigmatic glasses will be confused if she does not use glasses instead going to another clinic
Adjusting to new glasses takes time.

A young patient visited us from Jhang, concerned that her newly prescribed glasses were “wrong.” She had previously avoided wearing glasses and only recently decided to give them a try. This situation is very common, as the brain needs time to adjust to a new, sharper image. It's a partnership between the eyes and the brain...

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