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General eye care

See clearly.
Stay ahead of changes.

Routine eye examinations help protect everyday vision, update your prescription and identify eye concerns before they begin to affect your sight.

Vision assessment for glasses and contact-lens needs

Detailed eye review when your symptoms need closer attention

What General
Eye Care Covers

Beyond routine spectacle-power checks, a comprehensive examination assesses the eye from the front surface to the retina and optic nerve.

  • Slit-lamp examinationMagnified view of the front of the eye
  • Refraction and vision assessmentClarity, focus and glasses power checked
  • Dilated retinal evaluationRetina and optic nerve checked when indicated
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Clinical eye examinationCarefully assessing the eye and vision

Why patients choose Neyani Eye Hospital
for everyday eye care

Thorough examinations, clear explanations and considerate care for patients and families across Gandhidham and the Kutch region.

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Specialist-led care

Examinations are led by Dr. Yajuvendra Singh Rathore – MBBS, MS Ophthalmology (Reg. No: G-60559).

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Thorough eye examinations

Slit-lamp examination, retinoscopy and a dedicated refraction lane support a careful check of both vision and eye health.

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Accurate prescriptions

Vision is tested carefully so spectacle prescriptions support clear, comfortable sight for reading, work and daily life.

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Dry eye & allergy care

Assessment and management of dry eye, conjunctivitis and allergic eye disease, based on the cause of your symptoms.

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Diagnostics under one roof

OCT, fundus photography and visual field testing are available when your examination shows they are needed.

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Care for the whole family

Routine annual checkups for adults and children, with dedicated pediatric examination facilities for younger patients.

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Preventive eye care

Routine evaluations help identify vision changes, refractive errors and eye pressure variations before symptoms advance.

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Clear communication

Consultations are supported in English, Hindi and Gujarati to help patients and families understand their care.

Common eye problems
we treat

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Why Regular Eye Checkups Matter

Many eye conditions develop quietly. A comprehensive examination helps your ophthalmologist assess vision, eye health and whether any further tests are needed.

  • Comprehensive eye-health review
  • Consultation time based on your needs
  • Diagnostics when clinically indicated

Early detection

Detect changes early

Regular reviews can identify changes in the retina, cornea or optic nerve before they noticeably affect sight.

Vision protection

Protect everyday vision

Tracking vision and eye health over time helps guide care before concerns disrupt reading, work or driving.

Preventive care

Screen for silent conditions

Some eye conditions may have few early symptoms, making a routine examination especially valuable.
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Regular monitoring

Monitor changing needs

Your prescription and eye health can be reviewed as your lifestyle, work and vision requirements change.

Clinical diagnostics

Use tests when indicated

Imaging and diagnostic tests are selected after examination when a closer look is needed.

Personalised care

Plan your next step

Your ophthalmologist explains the findings and recommends follow-up, treatment or referral when appropriate.

When should you seek an eye examination?

New, persistent or unusual changes in vision can need prompt attention. These common symptoms are a reason to arrange an eye-health review.

  • 01Blurred vision

    Blurred vision that is new, persistent or affecting daily tasks should be assessed.

  • 02Headaches

    Headaches linked to reading, screen use or visual effort may need a vision and eye-health review.

  • 03Eye pain

    Pain, pressure or a deep ache in or around the eye needs prompt professional advice.

  • 04Redness

    Ongoing redness, especially with discomfort, discharge or light sensitivity, should be checked.

  • 05Watering eyes

    Excessive tearing can be caused by irritation, dryness, allergy or a tear-drainage concern.

  • 06Difficulty reading

    Needing to hold text farther away, squinting or tiring quickly may indicate a change in vision.

  • 07Frequent prescription changes

    A prescription that changes often is a good reason for a comprehensive eye examination.

  • 08Diabetes or family history of eye disease

    Regular checks help monitor eye health when you have diabetes or a close family history of eye disease.

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Prescription Changes
Person experiencing blurred vision while reading
Blurred Vision
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Light Sensitivity
Driver affected by glare from vehicle lights at night
Eye Strain & Glare
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Redness & Watering

Your eye examination: what to expect

A calm, thorough appointment designed around your eye health and everyday vision.

  1. 01

    Welcome & consultation

    Discuss your vision and any concerns.

  2. 02

    Vision assessment

    We check clarity, focus and prescription needs.

  3. 03

    Eye health tests

    Targeted tests are selected when needed.

  4. 04

    Results explained

    Your ophthalmologist discusses the findings.

  5. 05

    Care plan & follow-up

    Leave with clear next steps for your eyes.

Diagnostic services & advanced equipment

Careful examination is supported by clinical imaging and precise equipment when it is needed.

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Comprehensive Eye Examination

A complete review of vision, eye health and the next steps that suit you.

Advanced Equipment

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OERTLI ROBOTIC FAROS — Phacoemulsification System

Advanced surgical platform for cataract removal, supporting microsurgical control and anterior segment procedures.

ZEISS VISU surgical microscope on a floor stand in the operating theatre at Neyani Eye Hospital

ZEISS VISU 150 — Surgical Microscope

High-magnification surgical visualization for fine ocular structures during delicate cataract and eye procedures.

Patient undergoing optical biometry measurement for cataract surgery planning

LENSTAR PRO — Optical Biometer

Laser optical biometry for precise ocular axial length measurements and intraocular lens (IOL) calculation.

Patient Care

Your Eye Care Journey at Neyani Eye Hospital

Our team provides eye consultations, diagnostic evaluations and treatment planning based on each patient's individual eye health needs.

Step 01

Eye Consultation and Evaluation

Eye examinations help our doctors assess your symptoms and eye health to determine the appropriate next steps for your care.

Step 02

Diagnostic Eye Tests

Eye examinations and diagnostic tests help our doctors assess eye conditions and guide clinical decisions.

Step 03

Treatment Planning and Follow-up

Our doctors discuss suitable treatment options and recommend follow-up care according to each patient's individual needs.

FAQs

Clear answers to your questions

Helpful guidance about routine eye checks, prescriptions, common eye problems and what to expect from your visit.

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Many adults benefit from an eye examination every one to two years, and more often if you have diabetes, a family history of eye disease, or are over 40. Your doctor will advise a suitable interval based on your eye health.

Yes. Some eye conditions, such as glaucoma and early diabetic eye disease, may cause no symptoms at first. A routine examination can find changes before you notice them.

Dilating drops are sometimes needed to examine the back of the eye. They can blur your vision and make you sensitive to light for a few hours, so it is best not to drive yourself home after dilation.

Yes. We assess and manage common problems such as conjunctivitis, allergic eye disease and dry eye. Please book an examination rather than using eye drops without advice, as the right treatment depends on the cause.

Please bring your current glasses or contact lenses, a list of any medicines you take, previous eye reports or prescriptions, and your insurance details if applicable.

Appointments are preferred and help us give you adequate time. Walk-ins are seen subject to availability. You can book quickly via WhatsApp or phone.

Yes. We regularly see patients from Adipur, Anjar, Bhachau, and across the Kutch region. Please call or WhatsApp us to schedule a convenient appointment time.

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Take care of
your everyday vision

Book an eye examination to check your vision, review your prescription and discuss any eye concerns with the Neyani Eye Hospital team.

Your visit includes an eye examination, results explained clearly and a plan for next steps.

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