

Do's and Don't on the day of surgery
- Have light breakfast in the morning before 6.30 a.m.
- Have bath in the morning and wear fresh washed clothes.
- Start putting Tropicamide 1% Eye drop 3 hour before scheduled apppointment time. Put the drop half hourly from 6.30 a.m.
- Put moxifloxacin drop three times / dayfor 3 days or Galifloxacin drop 4 times / day for 3 days before scheduled day of surgery.
- Bring IOL Performa, receipts and all previous OPD records and one photocopy of each record on the day of surgery.
- Reach hospital half an hour before prescribed time.
- If you are diabetic;
- Take light breakfast at 6.30 a.m.
- Do not take your diabetics medication on the day of surgery.
- Bring one bottle of juice and sugar on the day of surgery.
- If you feel uneasy while waiting please inform the doctor incharge
- Inform at the day care counter regarding diabetic status.
- If you are hypertensive;
- Take light breakfast at 6.30 a.m.
- Do not take your diabetics medication on the day of surgery.
- Bring one bottle of juice and sugar on the day of surgery.
- If you feel uneasy while waiting please inform the doctor incharge
- Inform at the day care counter regarding diabetic status.
- If you are asthamatic;
- Take your morning dose of medications.
- Be aware that you will need to lie down with a short area with your face for half hour. Check this at home.
If you have any difficulty in doing so, please inform your doctor. - All other medications to be continued.
- Please do tell your doctor any new / recent ocular or systemic problem before surgery.
- Please cut your nails before you report for surgery.
- Female patients may remove nail polish before surgery.
- Remove all types of jewellery, wrist watch and valuables.
- Remove artificial teeth and dentures.
- It is advisable to have a hair cut and shave.
- Please get one attendant with you.
- Arrange for your transportation (vehicle and driver) as you will be discharged the same day.
- If the surgery is cancelled or if patient does not want surgery for any reason, the IOL kit charges and procedural charges will be refunded but not the IOL investigation charges.
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Patient Information
- Surgery at Aster Eye Care
- Do's and Don't on the day of surgery
- General Eye Care
- Patient Rights & Responsibilities
- General Terms Used in Eye Care
- Common Investigations Patient Education
- Cataract
- Glaucoma
- Diabetic Retinopathy
- Retinal Detachment
- ARMD
- Crossed Eyes
- Uveitis
- Pressbyopia
- Dry Eye
- Computer Vision Syndrome
- Flashers and Floaters
- Stye
- Pupilliary Dilatation













