BMC Eye Associates Hospital, Bridget's Court, Plot 570 Off 34 (old 10A) Ezike Street, New GRA, Trans-Ekulu, Enugu (2026)

07/08/2021

Our mission is your vision

10/05/2019

For:

CATARACT EXTRACTION
TRABECULECTOMY
RETINAL DETACHMENT SURGERY-CRYO-BUCKLING PROCEDURE
CORNEAL TRANSPLANT
RETINAL DETACHMENT SURGERY WITH POSTERIOR VITRECTOMY

and other eye related issues contact:

BMC Eye Associates
www.bmceye.com

18/11/2016

Do you know that:
Glaucoma is a condition that is characterized by painless slowly progressive impairment of eyesight ranging from slight vision loss to total blindness, and narrowing of side vision (visual field). It may be associated with increased pressure in the eye. A type of glaucoma known as angle closure glaucoma is often associated with eye pain. Early detection and treatment can often protect your eyes against serious vision loss.

Glaucoma is detected through a comprehensive eye examination that includes the followings:
- Visual acuity/field test
- Dilated eye examination
- Tonometry, Pachymetry, etc

Can glaucoma be cured? No!

Glaucoma Treatment: Immediate treatment for early stage can delay progression of the diseases.

For details, contact BMC Eye Associates on 08069104897

18/11/2016

Do you know that:
Glaucoma is a condition that is characterized by painless slowly progressive impairment of eyesight ranging from slight vision loss to total blindness, and narrowing of side vision (visual field). It may be associated with increased pressure in the eye. A type of glaucoma known as angle closure glaucoma is often associated with eye pain. Early detection and treatment can often protect your eyes against serious vision loss.

Glaucoma is detected through a comprehensive eye examination that includes the followings:
- Visual acuity/field test
- Dilated eye examination
- Tonometry, Pachymetry, etc

Can glaucoma be cured? No!

Glaucoma Treatment: Immediate treatment for early stage can delay progression of the diseases.

For details, contact BMC Eye Associates on 08069104897

10/10/2016

How often (frequent) should I get my eyes checked?

The American Academy of Ophthalmology recommends that you get a baseline eye examination at age 40, the time when early signs of disease or changes in vision may occur.

Theguardian.com says: The College of Optometrists recommends that everyone over the age of 16 should have an eye test every two years, and more frequently if they have an eye problem. Children should have annual tests.

vsp.com says: Ideally, one eye exam every year should help you to
stay on top of your eye health, but some people might need to
schedule more than one exam in a year. Vision can change quite a
bit over the course of a year, especially for those over the age of 50, and it is important to know when you need to schedule an exam.

Glaucoma Research Foundations says:
Before age 40, every two to four years
From age 40 to age 54, every one to three years
From age 55 to 64, every one to two years
After age 65, every six to 12 months
Anyone with high risk factors should be tested every year or two
after age 35.

Early detection, through regular and complete eye exams, is the key to protecting your vision from damage

It is on these recommendations and in commemoration of World
Sight Day that BMC Eye Associates is offering a FREE EYE SCREENING to EVERYONE

Venue: BMC Eye Associates, Bridget's Court, Plot 570, Off 34 (Old
10A) Ezike Street, New GRA, Trans-Ekulu, Enugu.

Date: 15th October, 2016

Time: 8.00am - 4.00pm

10/10/2016

How often (frequent) should I get my eyes checked?

The American Academy of Ophthalmology recommends that you get a baseline eye examination at age 40, the time when early signs of disease or changes in vision may occur.

Theguardian.com says: The College of Optometrists recommends that everyone over the age of 16 should have an eye test every two years, and more frequently if they have an eye problem. Children should have annual tests.

vsp.com says: Ideally, one eye exam every year should help you to
stay on top of your eye health, but some people might need to
schedule more than one exam in a year. Vision can change quite a
bit over the course of a year, especially for those over the age of 50, and it is important to know when you need to schedule an exam.

Glaucoma Research Foundations says:
Before age 40, every two to four years
From age 40 to age 54, every one to three years
From age 55 to 64, every one to two years
After age 65, every six to 12 months
Anyone with high risk factors should be tested every year or two
after age 35.

Early detection, through regular and complete eye exams, is the key to protecting your vision from damage

It is on these recommendations and in commemoration of World
Sight Day that BMC Eye Associates is offering a FREE EYE SCREENING to EVERYONE

Venue: BMC Eye Associates, Bridget's Court, Plot 570, Off 34 (Old
10A) Ezike Street, New GRA, Trans-Ekulu, Enugu.

Date: 15th October, 2016

Time: 8.00am - 4.00pm

04/11/2015

.............Free Eye Screening..............

In commemoration of world diabetes day BMC Eye Associates is offering a free comprehensive examination and diabetic eye health education

Venue: Bridget's Court, Plot 570, Off 34 (Old 10A) Ezike Street, New GRA, Trans-Ekulu, Enugu

Date: Saturday, November 14, 2015. Time: 8am-4pm

Tel: 08132182501, 07039258669 or 08069104897

Diabetes' Facts:

- Diabetes is a major cause of blindness
- Regular eye check/screening can prevent blindness from diabetes

Everyone is invited, tell your love ones.

06/06/2015

Facts about Glaucoma

Glaucoma is a condition that is characterized by painless, slowly, progressive impairment of eyesight ranging from slight vision loss to total blindness, and narrowing of vision (visual field). It may be asoociated with increased pressure in the eye. A type of glaucoma known as angle closure glaucoma is often associated with eye pain.

At BMC Eye Associates, glaucoma is diagnosed with the state-of-art equipment; and treated using drugs, laser and surgery.

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