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What is Strabismus (Squint Eyes) — All You Need To Know!

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What is Strabismus (Squint Eyes) — All You Need To Know!

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Strabismus, also known as squint or crossed eyes, is a condition in which a person's eyes do not point in the same direction. The condition means that both eyes are unable to focus on an object at the same time.

Strabismus is classified into two types: esotropia, in which the eyes bend inwards, and exotropia, in which the eyes turn outwards (there are some less common forms of squint as well). Squinting symptoms can appear as early as six months of age, but it can also occur later in life.

Dr Swati is a strabismus specialist in Adelaide who can tell you more about this eye problem.

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Glaucoma is a series of illnesses affecting the visual nerves. It has an effect on your peripheral vision and, in the worst-case situation, can result in complete and irreversible vision loss. Glaucoma is the 3rd leading cause of blindness worldwide.

Dr. Swati Sinkar provides glaucoma treatment in Adelaide. If you are experiencing any of the symptoms of glaucoma or are experiencing any type of vision loss, schedule an appointment with Dr Swati's consulting rooms in North Adelaide as soon as possible.

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Amblyopia, also know as 'lazy eye', affects around 2% of Australian children of pre-school age. It can affect children of any age, teens, and adults too. It occurs when the brain doesn’t fully recognise the pictures it’s receiving from one eye, so becomes more reliant on the opposite eye. One eye becomes stronger, and therefore the other becomes weaker, or “lazy”.

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What is Amblyopia (Lazy Eye) and what causes it? | Dr Swati Sinkar

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Amblyopia, or a lazy eye, is an eye condition where vision doesn't form the way it usually would. Learn more about symptoms and treatments.

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This is the most common type of cataract, affecting the central part of the eye lens (known as the nucleus), and can cause the lens to harden and turn yellow. Although a nuclear sclerotic cataract can cause a temporary improvement in close-up vision due to changes in the eye's ability to focus, overall vision quality will deteriorate over time.

If you suspect your baby or child has cataracts, a paediatric eye specialist can advise you on what to do next. Dr Swati Sinkar is an experienced paediatric ophthalmologist who specialises in cataract surgery.

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What causes Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP)?

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What causes Retinopathy of Prematurity (ROP)?

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Retinopathy of prematurity (ROP) is an eye disorder caused by abnormal blood vessel growth in the light-sensitive region of the eyes of premature infants (retina). This is essentially a blinding eye condition that, if not detected early on, can result in irreversible blindness.

Contact Dr Swati Sinkar Paediatric Eye Specialist for More Information.

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Eye Specialist in Adelaide | Contact Dr Swati Sinkar - Adelaide SA

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Referrals Health professionals can get in touch with Dr. Sinkar's Private Rooms at North Adelaide via phone, email or fax as mentioned below: Phone: (04)2882 2410 Email : reception@drswatisinkar.com.au

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How do you stop a pterygium from growing?

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How do you stop a pterygium from growing?

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Wearing sunglasses and avoiding exposure to environmental factors such as sunlight and UV rays as much as possible, as well as staying out of windy and dusty environments, can help to reduce or slow pterygium growth.

In any case, limiting your exposure to wind, dust, pollen, smoke, and sunlight can help to slow the growth of pterygium.

For more information on pterygium removal, contact Dr Swati Sinkar, a leading Adelaide local ophthalmologist who can advise you on eye care health and pterygium prevention.

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Pterygium Surgery & Eye Treatment Services | Dr Swati Sinkar

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Dr Swati Sinkar specialises in pterygium treatment and other ophthalmology services in Adelaide, including pterygium surgery.

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Did you know that cataracts can occur in children?

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Did you know that cataracts can occur in children?

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Cataracts in children do occur, despite the fact that they are most commonly the result of ageing and thus affect older people. Childhood cataracts are reported to affect 1 to 15 children out of every 10,000. The wide range is due to differences in populations, age groups, ascertainment methods, and case definitions. Congenital cataract affects 1 to 3 people out of every 10,000 in developed countries.

Children with cataracts, like adults, will have their lens of the eye clouded, reducing their vision quality. While adults can sometimes avoid cataract surgery, children may require it more urgently. Untreated cataracts can have long-term effects on a child's vision, interfering with visual development due to an immature and developing brain.

This is why, in some cases, a paediatric eye specialist may recommend paediatric cataract surgery. If you suspect your baby or child has cataracts, an eye specialist for children can advise you on what to do next. Dr Swati Sinkar is a highly skilled paediatric ophthalmologist who specialises in cataract surgery. Consultations are available in Dr Swati's private rooms in North Adelaide.

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Cataract Surgery for Adults and Children | Dr Swati Sinkar

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Dr Swati Sinkar specialises in cataracts treatment in Adelaide, including pediatric cataract surgery for babies and children.

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What is Pink Eye (Conjunctivitis), causes & how to treat them?

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What is Pink Eye (Conjunctivitis), causes & how to treat them?

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Conjunctivitis, more commonly referred to as pink eye, is caused when the thin clear tissue covering the white of the eye and lining the eyelid becomes inflamed. Dr Swati Sinkar is a Paediatric Ophthalmologist and eye specialist in Adelaide who treats all forms of pink eye and conjunctivitis in adults and children.

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Eye Specialist for Pink Eye Treatment | Dr Swati Sinkar

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Dr Swati Sinkar is a Paediatric Ophthalmologist and eye specialist in Adelaide who treats all forms of pink eye and conjunctivitis in adults and children.

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What are Refractive Errors & How are they treated?

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What are Refractive Errors & How are they treated?

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Refractive errors is the term for a range of vision problems where the shape of the eye makes it difficult to see clearly. Dr Swati Sinkar is an Adelaide Paediatric and General eye specialist treating all varieties of refractive errors, as well as amblyopia in children.

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Paediatric Refractive Errors Specialist | Dr Swati Sinkar

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Dr Swati Sinkar is an Adelaide Paediatric and General eye specialist treating all varieties of refractive errors, as well as amblyopia in children.

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5 Tips to Recover From Pterygium Surgery | Dr Swati Sinkar

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5 Tips to Recover From Pterygium Surgery | Dr Swati Sinkar

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If you want to ensure your pterygium eye surgery recovery is stress and complication free, follow these 5 tips from Dr Swati Sinkar.

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Cataract Surgery and 5 Tips for Recovery | Dr Swati Sinkar 

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Cataract Surgery and 5 Tips for Recovery | Dr Swati Sinkar 

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When you are recovering from cataract surgery, these five tips from Dr Swati Sinkar can ensure your cataracts treatment is successful and problem free.

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What is macular degeneration? | Eye Diseases in Adelaide

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What is macular degeneration? | Eye Diseases in Adelaide

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Known as age-related macular degeneration (AMD), this is a group of degenerative eye diseases that severely impacts on vision. If you are over 50 years of age, an early detection is essential and we strongly recommended that you have an eye examination with your local ophthalmologist regularly.

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What is macular degeneration? | Dr Swati Sinkar | Eye Specialist Adelaide

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If you are concerned about developing macular degeneration or AMD or want to arrange a checkup of your overall eye health then contact Dr Swati Sinkar.