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EYE EXAMINATION SHOULD NEVER BE NEGLECTED
Turkey Medicals member and eye hospital specialist Doctor in his message published on January 7-14 White Cane Visually Impaired Week (Beyaz Baston Görme Engelliler Haftası), said that eye examination should never be neglected.
January 7-14, the White Cane, which is celebrated every year, is the Director of Health to the Visually Impaired Week Doctor appealed to citizens. “The White Cane, which is a symbol of freedom for the visually impaired, is an important symbol that unites and mobilizes society,” said in his statement, emphasizing that eye examinations should never be neglected. It is our firm belief that humanity will continue to come together around this symbol, walk arm in arm with visually impaired brothers and sisters, overcome obstacles together.
Loss of vision, that is, blindness, can be congenital, as well as occur later as a result of various diseases. For this reason, periodic eye checks, especially to protect our eye health and prevent vision loss that may occur, will prevent many eye diseases before their symptoms start and take the necessary measures.
Eye examination in Turkey should never be neglected, routine checks should not be skipped, whereby eye examinations should be carried out in our medical institutions and the treatment given by our Antalya doctors should be followed, glasses and lenses should definitely be examined when buying glasses and lenses, and glasses and lenses should not be taken from random places. It is very important for patients to be sensitive to this issue, to take into account the slightest complaint, rather than eye health pain.
Also blurred eye vision, redness around the eye, swelling, pain, remote or far-sightedness, double vision, excessive watering of the eye, stinging, burning, such as a change in eye diseases and Strabismus eye color, reminiscent of the symptoms should consult with your doctor. I would like to congratulate our visually impaired brothers and sisters who have given strength to our country with these feelings and thoughts, perseverance and courage, and their successful work on January 7-14, White Cane Visually Impaired Week. I wish all our visually impaired employees and citizens an unimpeded future full of health, happiness and success together with their families,” was said.
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