Eye trauma refers to any injury to the eye caused by accidents, foreign bodies, chemical exposure, blunt force, or sharp objects. Such injuries can range from mild surface damage to severe internal eye injuries and may lead to sudden vision loss if not treated immediately. Symptoms often include pain, redness, swelling, blurred vision, sensitivity to light, or bleeding, and require urgent medical attention.
Dr. Niket Gandhi provides prompt and comprehensive emergency care for eye trauma with a strong focus on preserving vision and preventing long-term complications. A thorough and careful evaluation is performed to assess the extent of injury and to initiate appropriate treatment without delay.
Emergency treatment is tailored to the type and severity of trauma and may include medical management, protective measures, or surgical intervention when necessary. Early intervention plays a critical role in reducing the risk of infection, scarring, and permanent vision damage.
With expertise in managing ocular emergencies and a patient-centered approach, Dr. Niket Gandhi is committed to delivering timely, effective care to restore eye health and safeguard vision following traumatic eye injuries.
Dr. Niket Gandhi performs rapid evaluation to determine the extent of injury, which may include:
Visual acuity assessment
Slit-lamp examination
Evaluation for corneal, lens, or retinal damage
Imaging investigations when required
Early assessment helps guide timely and appropriate intervention.
Treatment is tailored to the type and severity of trauma and may include:
Removal of foreign bodies
Management of corneal abrasions and lacerations
Treatment of chemical injuries and burns
Control of infection, inflammation, and pain
Severe injuries are managed with advanced medical or surgical care.
Avoid rubbing the eye and seek immediate medical attention, especially if there is pain, vision loss, or bleeding.
Yes. Even minor injuries can worsen if untreated and should be evaluated promptly.
Severe or untreated trauma can lead to permanent damage, which is why early treatment is critical.
Yes. Immediate rinsing with clean water or saline is important before reaching a doctor.
Immediately. Early intervention greatly improves visual outcomes.
Dr. Niket Gandhi offers prompt assessment, emergency treatment, and expert follow-up to protect vision and ensure the best possible recovery.
Dr. Niket Gandhi is a qualified and experienced Ophthalmologist and Cornea Specialist in India, providing comprehensive, patient-focused, and evidence-based eye care. He specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of complex corneal conditions, refractive errors, and ocular surface disorders, helping patients achieve clear vision and long-term eye health.