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Experience the healing power of Ayurveda in treating eye conditions through our online consultations. Our Ayurvedic specialists provide holistic treatments for a wide range of eye disorders using time-tested Ayurvedic medicines and therapies. Our platform connects you with experienced Ayurvedic practitioners who respond promptly in real-time. They can assist with conditions such as conjunctivitis, dry eye syndrome, glaucoma, cataracts, macular degeneration, eye strain, blepharitis, uveitis, diabetic retinopathy, night blindness. You can consult an Ayurvedic practitioner confidentially and urgently. Early consultation can help address underlying issues and improve your eye health. We offer both paid and free consultations for individuals experiencing redness or irritation in the eyes, blurred or diminished vision, eye pain or discomfort, excessive tearing or dryness, sensitivity to light, floaters or flashes in vision. If you prefer the comfort of your home or seek an independent opinion, our seasoned Ayurvedic practitioners are ready to provide quick, anonymous answers without requiring site registration. Ask your questions and receive expert guidance from an Ayurvedic specialist online today.

Questions about Eye Disorders

What is nystagmus, and how does it affect vision and balance?
Aria
17 Feb 2025
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What causes an eye infection, and how can it be treated naturally?
William
17 Feb 2025
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What is the function of the pupil, and why does it change size?
Gabriel
17 Feb 2025
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What is pterygium, and how can it be treated naturally?
Owen
17 Feb 2025
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What causes chalazion, and how can it be treated naturally?
Skylar
17 Feb 2025
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Is LASIK surgery safe, and how long does it take to recover?
Michael
17 Feb 2025
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When should I see an optometrist, and can eye problems be treated naturally?
Jayden
17 Feb 2025
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What Is an OCT (Optical Coherence Tomography) Scan, and How Does It Detect Eye Diseases?
Amelia
14 Feb 2025
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What Are the Best Types of Eye Drops, and How Do They Work?
Liam
14 Feb 2025
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What Is an Intraocular Lens, and How Does It Improve Vision After Cataract Surgery?
Genesis
14 Feb 2025
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Itchy eyes. And burning sensation
Sumit Dhali
12 Feb 2025
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How to reduce permanently Eye strain and headache
Pinky
7 Feb 2025
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Eydry eye syndrome, eye strain, headache
LAKSHMI
7 Feb 2025
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Is there a treatment for keratoconus?
ZeeKay
2 Feb 2025
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What is the best Patanjali medicine for eyesight improvement?
Jaxon
23 Jan 2025
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Are There Any Side Effects of Triphala Eye Wash, and How Does It Benefit Eye Health?
Jack
17 Jan 2025
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How can I reverse my Myopia naturally and improve my eyesight??
Arpal
5 Jan 2025
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My eyes are dry since last 6 months...i m using allopathy treatment but not getting permanant results
Sakshi tripathi
5 Jan 2025
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How Effective Is Triphala Eye Wash Patanjali?
Kennedy
1 Jan 2025
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Ayurvedic Treatment For Myopia
Sophia
25 Dec 2024
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Ayurvedic Treatment For Retina
Benjamin
25 Dec 2024
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Sreedhareeyam Bangalore
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25 Dec 2024
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Glaucoma Ayurveda
Samuel
24 Dec 2024
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Ayurvedic Treatment for Glaucoma
Paisley
24 Dec 2024
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Ayurvedic Medicine for Eye Nerves
Connor
23 Dec 2024
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Dristi Pradip
Abigail
23 Dec 2024
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apanga marma
Lillian
20 Dec 2024
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Suvarna Shalaka
Anna
19 Dec 2024
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Myopia Cure Ayurveda
Savannah
18 Dec 2024
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Eye Kannadi
Lincoln
18 Dec 2024
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netramritam
James
17 Dec 2024
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eyelashes falling
Natalie
17 Dec 2024
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triphala ghrita eye drops
Chloe
17 Dec 2024
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Catramide Eye Drops
Dylan
16 Dec 2024
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Saptamrit Loha
Hunter
13 Dec 2024
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Blurry vision ,dark spots
Natasha
12 Dec 2024
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Dark spots in eyes and blurry
Natasha
12 Dec 2024
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Cataract Ayurveda
Liam
11 Dec 2024
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Morning Saliva Benefits For Eyes
Caleb
10 Dec 2024
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Khanjanikari Ras
Ellie
9 Dec 2024
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How To Use Triphala Ghrita For Eyes
Nora
9 Dec 2024
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Eye sight is blur and using glasses
Ranganath Bhattad
8 Dec 2024
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Akshi Tarpana Benefits
Andrew
7 Dec 2024
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Ingrown Eyelash
Samuel
6 Dec 2024
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Punarnava Benefits For Eyes
Avery
6 Dec 2024
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Triphalanjan Eye Drops
Hailey
5 Dec 2024
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Mughe optic nerve atrophy Hui hai kya iska treatment possible hai??
Vandana
5 Dec 2024
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Triphala Ghrita For Eyes
Kennedy
2 Dec 2024
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Why i have vision distraction
Aabha
1 Dec 2024
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I had an eye operation done, now it is completely dry. And the pupil also fails
Shubhra bhardwaj
1 Dec 2024
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Cure from Myopic Peripapillary CNVM in Right rye and Macular CNVM in Left eye
ARUNA KUMAR Tripathy
29 Nov 2024
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Netra Sudha Eye Drop
Leo
28 Nov 2024
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Sohum Eye Care
Jackson
28 Nov 2024
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Ayurvedic Eye Drop
Ava
28 Nov 2024
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I am having black spot .
Shipra
28 Nov 2024
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Saliva In Eyes Ayurveda
Kennedy
26 Nov 2024
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Eye Allergy Ayurvedic Treatment
Emily
26 Nov 2024
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Chandrodaya Varti
Evelyn
26 Nov 2024
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Maha triphala ghrit
Luke
25 Nov 2024
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Ayurvedic medicine for glaucoma
David
25 Nov 2024
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Akshi tarpan
John
25 Nov 2024
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Ayurvedic medicine for eye allergy
Liam
25 Nov 2024
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Medicine for eyesight
Veeru
23 Nov 2024
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Netra bindu
Joshua
21 Nov 2024
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Rasanjan vati
Genesis
21 Nov 2024
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Glaucoma and ayurveda
Sebastian
21 Nov 2024
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Seka in ayurveda
Genesis
21 Nov 2024
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Heredomacular degeneration
William
21 Nov 2024
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How i can remove my specs without operation/ surgery
Yogesh
20 Nov 2024
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Saptamrut loha uses
Audrey
20 Nov 2024
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Dry eyes
Suman
19 Nov 2024
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akshi tarpana
Christian
19 Nov 2024
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is elaneer kuzhambu good for eyes and how to use it?
Abigail
19 Nov 2024
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how does saptamrita loha help with vision problems?
Julian
19 Nov 2024
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Hyperthyroidism
Sapna
17 Nov 2024
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How to become a certified ayurvedic doctor
PURNACHANDU
17 Nov 2024
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Retinitis pigmentosa can be cured
Sandiya
12 Nov 2024
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Why can't I look at a thing continually as it starts blurring after some time
Vaishnavi AK
12 Nov 2024
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Dyplopia
Mithun Mukherjee
10 Nov 2024
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Is their any treatment for lazy eye I m 37yrs old
Recathi
4 Nov 2024
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Eye problem
Pankaj patle
4 Nov 2024
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Eye sight improvement
Amita
4 Nov 2024
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After cataract surgery in both eyes my eyes are becoming tired and red with irritation
Santosh patwa
3 Nov 2024
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Why is my eyesight weakening.
Seerat kaur
3 Nov 2024
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How to avoid Cataract in eyes?
Mohan
3 Nov 2024
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retinitis pigmentosa
Lakshmi
1 Nov 2024
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Retino pigmentosa
Harisankari
1 Nov 2024
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Have dry eyes issue and dark circles
Surbhi
1 Nov 2024
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No
Sapna
31 Oct 2024
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Some images moving with eye movement
KANDASAMY
26 Oct 2024
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trying to conceive a child
Caroline
24 Oct 2024
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Why my eyes pain a lot
Sweety Gupta
24 Oct 2024
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For 5 years 7months old daughter her eye sight is very high one eye is of -7 and another eye is of -8 or 9
Mallia Baudh
21 Oct 2024
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Dry eyes and diabetic retinopathy
Amjad
19 Oct 2024
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I use mobile use a lot in per day
AASIM MUSTAFA
17 Oct 2024
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How to restore vision and stop wearing glasses with the help of Ayurveda
Yogesh
4 Oct 2024
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