Ocular trauma refers to injuries or damage to the eye caused by various factors such as accidents, sports-related incidents, assaults, or workplace mishaps. It is a critical condition that necessitates immediate attention, as untreated ocular trauma can result in vision loss and other severe complications.

The treatment of ocular trauma depends on the extent and nature of the injury. Minor cases, such as corneal abrasions or superficial foreign bodies, typically involve thorough eye cleaning, topical medication application, and close monitoring to prevent infections and promote healing.

In more severe instances, such as corneal lacerations, intraocular foreign bodies, or fractures of the orbital bones, surgical intervention becomes necessary. We provide surgical procedures which may include corneal suturing, removal of foreign bodies, repair of damaged structures, or even reconstruction of the eye socket.

Additionally, we prescribe medications to manage pain, prevent infection, reduce inflammation, and facilitate the healing process. Regular follow-up visits and monitoring are essential to evaluate progress, address complications, and ensure the best possible recovery.

Seeking immediate medical attention from a qualified ophthalmologist is vital in cases of ocular trauma, as it significantly impacts visual outcomes and long-term complications. Prompt intervention is crucial for safeguarding eye health and preserving vision.