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Ayurvedic Cataract Treatment And Eye Care

An immature cataract is characterized by a cloudy area in the lens of the eye resulting in poor eyesight. Immature Cataracts can impact one or both eyes and develop gradually. Protein clumps or yellow-brown pigment in the eye cause immature cataracts by preventing the lens from transferring clear images to the retina. The retina’s purpose is to transform the light into signals which are then received by the Optic nerve and passed on to the brain. Ayurvedic Cataract Treatment can help to improve this condition.

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    Symptoms of Immature Cataract

    Blurred, Clouded or Double Vision

    Glare & Light Sensitivity

    Seeing Halos Around Lights

    Decreased Night & Colour Vision

    Data & Statistics For Immature Cataracts From WHO & Other Research Studies

    The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that nearly 18 million people are bilaterally blind from immature cataracts in the world, representing almost half of all global cases of blindness and 33% of visual impairment worldwide. Immature Cataract is the cause of blindness in about 10 to 40 per 100,000 children in the developing world, and 1 to 4 per 100,000 children in the developed world. Immature Cataracts become exceedingly common with age. Latest Cataract Treatment Without Surgery uses traditional Ayurvedic remedies like various herbs and therapies. Ayurvedic treatment method is safe as they use natural ingredients and beneficial in the long run.

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    Through experience and keen observation of different eye cases, Dr M S Basu studied the effectiveness of herbal treatments. After 9 years of intensive research, Isotine was developed and launched. The flagship invention of Dr. MS Basu shot to instant fame and success. It is the basis of all treatments at our hospital, combined with an array of holistic practices.

    As the Director and a qualified optometrist, Dr. Mandeep Basu understands the dynamics of eye care in the contemporary lifestyle. He ardently looks after the research and development team and guides them on innovations and product development initiatives.

    Dr. Mahendra Singh Basu

    Dr. Mahendra Singh Basu

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Ayurvedic Cataract Treatment focuses on reducing inflammation, protecting the lens from oxidative stress and improving overall eye health. Some of the latest Ayurvedic treatments for cataracts include using herbal eye drops, consuming a diet rich in antioxidants and Ayurvedic herbs, and undergoing Panchakarma therapy to detoxify the body.

    Ayurveda can help in the management of immature cataracts by reducing inflammation, protecting the lens from oxidative stress and improving overall eye health.

    Some ways to improve vision without cataract surgery include maintaining a healthy diet with foods rich in vitamins and antioxidants, practicing eye exercises to strengthen eye muscles, using prescribed glasses or contact lenses, and using Ayurvedic treatments such as herbal eye drops or Panchakarma therapy.

     The types of Immature Cataracts include nuclear cataracts, cortical cataracts, and subcapsular cataracts. Nuclear cataracts happen in the center of the eye lens and are caused by the breakdown of the lens nucleus. Cortical cataracts occur in the outer layer of the lens and are characterized by the formation of white, wedge-like opacities. Subcapsular cataracts occur at the back side of the lens and are often associated with diabetes or prolonged use of steroids.

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