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Comprehensive Eye Checkup & Vision Assessment

Complete 7-point ophthalmic examination including dilated fundus, computerised refraction, slit-lamp biomicroscopy & eye pressure test.

Duration

30 - 45 Minutes

Anesthesia

Gentle Diagnostic Drops (If Tonometry/Dilation Needed)

Hospital Stay

Outpatient OPD Consultation

Recovery

Immediate (Pupils normalize in 2-3 hours)

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Comprehensive Eye Checkup & Vision Assessment at Ashvini Netralaya Agartala

Detailed Medical Guide

Clinical Overview & Treatment Method

A comprehensive eye examination at Ashvini Netralaya is an essential preventive health check that protects your lifelong sight. Many blinding conditions—including open-angle glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy, hypertensive eye changes, and retinal degenerations—progress silently without pain or noticeable vision loss in their early stages. By the time noticeable symptoms occur, irreversible nerve damage may have already taken place.

Our senior ophthalmic specialists conduct a systematic 7-point diagnostic evaluation utilizing high-precision computerized equipment. We thoroughly inspect your refractive error, corneal surface, crystalline lens clarity, intraocular pressure, anterior chamber angle, and dilated retina/optic nerve head to detect systemic and ocular issues years before they affect your daily life.

Key Clinical Advantages at Ashvini Netralaya

Systematic 7-step screening detecting asymptomatic glaucoma and retinal disease early

Computerized auto-refraction ensuring precision spectacle and contact lens prescriptions

Slit-lamp biomicroscopy examining cornea, iris, anterior chamber, and lens health

Dilated stereoscopic fundus examination of the optic nerve and retinal blood vessels

Accurate non-contact eye pressure measurement preventing glaucoma blindness

Detailed clinical report and lifestyle guidance for digital eye strain and dry eye

Symptoms & When to Consult an Eye Specialist

If you or your family members in Agartala or Tripura experience any of the following indications, we strongly advise scheduling an evaluation:

Frequent headaches, brow ache, or eye strain after computer or reading work

Blurred distant vision or difficulty reading mobile screens and fine text

Night driving difficulty, halos around streetlights, or light sensitivity

Dry, burning, itchy, or gritty sensation in the eyes

Having a family history of glaucoma, cataract, or high spectacle power

Being diagnosed with Diabetes Mellitus, Hypertension, or Thyroid disorders

Who is an Ideal Candidate for this Procedure?

All adults aged 40 and above (recommended once every year)

Anyone experiencing blurred vision, eye strain, or sudden visual changes

All individuals diagnosed with Type 1 or Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (annual screening mandatory)

Software engineers, students, and professionals with high daily screen exposure

Individuals seeking renewal of driving licenses or employment vision certifications

Options & Technology

Eye Examination Packages at Ashvini Netralaya

Select the checkup level matching your health profile, age group, and medical history.

Option / Type	Vision Range	Night Glare	Spectacle Freedom	Ideal Candidate
Standard Refraction Check Basic	Vision acuity & glass prescription	Not assessed	Generates spectacle prescription	Routine glass power update without medical symptoms
Comprehensive 7-Point Exam Recommended Annual	Vision + Cornea + Lens + IOP + Retina	Screened for cataract & optical aberrations	Refractive & health optimization	All adults, age 40+, general preventive eye health
Diabetic Retinopathy Workup Chronic Illness Care	Detailed macular & microvascular check	Evaluation of retinal ischemia	Preserves retinal health	Diabetic and hypertensive patients
Glaucoma Screening Battery High Risk Protocol	Optic nerve head, RNFL, Pachymetry, Fields	Monitors peripheral visual field loss	Focuses on preserving nerve fibers	High eye pressure, family history of glaucoma

Clinical Walkthrough

Step-by-Step Procedure at Ashvini Netralaya

Conducted in our modular NABH-accredited operating theatres or diagnostic laboratories with zero-infection sterilization protocols.

Visual Acuity Assessment

5 mins

Measurement of uncorrected and corrected distance and near vision using computerized digital Snellen and LogMAR charts.

Computerized Auto-Refraction & Keratometry

5 mins

Automated measurement of the eye's refractive power and corneal curvature to identify myopia, hyperopia, or astigmatism.

Non-Contact Tonometry (IOP)

3 mins

Gentle air-puff tonometry measures intraocular fluid pressure to screen for potential glaucoma.

Slit-Lamp Biomicroscopy

7 mins

High-magnification binocular slit-lamp examination of eyelids, conjunctiva, cornea, anterior chamber, and crystalline lens.

Dilated Fundus Examination

20 mins

Pupil dilation using safe drops followed by stereoscopic 90D/78D biomicroscopic inspection of the optic nerve head, macula, and retina.

Post-Op Healing

Recovery Timeline & Visual Milestones

Immediate Post-Checkup

Pupil Dilation & Light Sensitivity

Your pupils will be temporarily enlarged from dilating drops. Vision may be slightly blurred for near reading, and outdoor light may feel bright.

Wear UV sunglasses outdoors
Avoid driving a two-wheeler or car for 2-3 hours
Have an escort drive you home

2 to 3 Hours Later

Pupillary Normalization

Dilating eye drop effect wears off completely. Normal pupil response and sharp near focusing return.

Resume reading, driving, and computer work
Collect your new glasses from our optical counter

1 Year Routine Recall

Annual Preventive Care

Periodic annual screening guarantees that gradual pressure elevations or diabetic changes are caught at the reversible stage.

Schedule next routine annual checkup

Pre-Procedure Preparation

•Bring your current eyeglasses, reading glasses, or contact lens boxes.
•Bring all recent medical records (blood sugar reports, HbA1c, BP charts, prescriptions).
•Plan to spend approximately 45 to 60 minutes at the hospital to allow for pupil dilation.
•Bring sunglasses to wear after the checkup, as dilating drops make eyes sensitive to sunlight.
•Avoid driving yourself home if your pupils are scheduled to be dilated; bring an attendant.

Post-Procedure Guidelines

•Do not rub your eyes after diagnostic drop application.
•Allow 2-3 hours for your reading vision to clear before doing fine detailed work.
•If new glasses are prescribed, allow 3-5 days of consistent wear for your eyes to adapt.
•Follow any prescribed ocular lubricating drops if digital dry eye was diagnosed.
•Return immediately if you experience severe sudden eye pain or nausea after dilation.

Precision Equipment & Technological Advantage

Topcon KR-800 Auto-Kerato-Refractometer

Topcon Corporation (Japan)

Rotary prism technology provides unmatched accuracy in measuring objective refraction and corneal curvature.

Haag-Streit BQ 900 Slit Lamp

Haag-Streit Diagnostics (Switzerland)

World-renowned Swiss optics providing crystal-clear illumination and stereoscopic visualization of the finest ocular structures.

“I thought I just needed new reading glasses. During the comprehensive checkup at Ashvini Netralaya, Dr. Anurag detected early glaucoma pressure that had no symptoms. Thanks to timely treatment, my optic nerve was saved. Highly recommend their complete checkup!”

Swapan Kumar Roy, 52Dhaleswar, Agartala • Early Glaucoma Detection & Pressure Stabilization

Frequently Asked Questions About Comprehensive Eye Checkup & Vision Assessment

Why do my eyes need to be dilated during a checkup?

Dilation widens the pupil, allowing the ophthalmologist an unobstructed wide-angle view of the internal structures—including the retina, optic nerve, and peripheral retinal blood vessels—which cannot be thoroughly evaluated through an un-dilated pupil.

Can I drive home after having my eyes dilated?

We strongly advise against driving a car or motorbike immediately after dilation, as the drops cause temporary blurring of near vision and increased sensitivity to sunlight for 2 to 3 hours. Please bring an attendant or use public transit.

How often should I have an eye examination?

Healthy adults without symptoms should have an exam every 1 to 2 years. Adults aged 40+, individuals with diabetes or hypertension, or those with a family history of glaucoma should be examined at least once every year.

What is the difference between an eye checkup by an optician vs an ophthalmologist?

An optician or optometrist only tests your refractive spectacle power. An ophthalmologist is a medical eye doctor and surgeon who examines the internal and external health of your eyes, diagnosing diseases like glaucoma, cataracts, macular degeneration, and diabetic retinopathy.

Does an eye checkup test for high blood pressure or diabetes?

Yes! The eye is the only place in the entire human body where living blood vessels and nerve tissue can be viewed directly without cutting. Early signs of systemic diabetes, hypertension, and high cholesterol are frequently first detected during an eye exam.

Is the eye pressure test painful?

Not at all. We use non-contact tonometry, which utilizes a quick, gentle puff of air that touches the corneal surface for a fraction of a second. It is completely painless and needle-free.

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