Eye Disease Diagnosis & Management
There are a variety of eye diseases that can damage your eyes and vision. Ranging from mild to severe, these diseases can—in some cases—progressively get worse over time. An eye disease treatment or management plan can help, but early diagnosis is key. Because some symptoms may go unnoticed in the early stages of eye disease, it is important to regularly get your eyes checked.
Diagnosis of Eye Diseases
Regular comprehensive eye exams are the best way to diagnose an eye problem and catch it before it progresses or worsens. Our comprehensive eye exams in New Haven County include a series of tests that analyze your overall eye health. They also identify a variety of eye diseases including glaucoma, dry eye, diabetic retinopathy, conjunctivitis, age-related macular degeneration, and more.
During the initial tests, if Dr. Dincher suspects a specific eye disease, he may do additional tests to confirm his findings. He may also ask about your health history and family health history to determine your risk of developing eye diseases in the future. In some cases, an eye disease can be progressive so early diagnosis can go a long way. At Lighthouse Vision, Dr. Dincher diagnoses eye diseases of all kinds and offers eye disease care in Milford, Connecticut to help you continue to live your best, most high-quality life.
Eye Disease Treatment & Management Services
Eye diseases and their treatment can vary depending on the specific condition and level of severity. Some eye conditions have viable treatment options and may be short-lived. Other conditions may be permanent and require a different management plan over time. Most require some type of ongoing eye disease care, but it may vary from simple remedies to more involved treatment depending on the condition.
If you’re diagnosed with an eye disease, our optometrist in Milford will discuss your treatment options with you and develop a treatment plan that works for your unique needs. He may also have you set up a follow-up appointment to monitor your eye disease and alter your treatment plan if circumstances require it. Dr. Dincher will let you know if there are at-home remedies you can try or if more advanced treatments like surgery are required.
No matter the disease, early intervention is often best when it comes to these conditions. Early detection can play a big role in significantly slowing down the progression of the disease. Because some symptoms may go unnoticed in the early stages of eye disease, it is important to regularly get your eyes checked by a qualified optometrist.
At Lighthouse Vision, we offer eye disease treatment for residents of Milford, Orange, West Haven, Stratford, Monroe, and New Haven. We are here to help you with all your eye care needs, so that you can live your healthiest life. Contact us today to schedule an appointment and protect your eyes and vision for years to come.