Yes, you can have cataract surgery if you have co-existent glaucoma. In fact, cataract surgery is the treatment of choice for certain lens induced glaucomas wherein a hypermature cataract causes glaucoma due to protein leak or a bulky cataract causes pupil block and causes a rise in intraocular pressure. In such cases, cataract surgery reduces the intraocular pressure along with the restoration of vision.
Neoretina is an NABH (National Accreditation Board for Hospital and Healthcare Providers) accredited Super-Speciality Eye Hospital located in the heart of the city of Hyderabad. From the best eye care experts in the country to possessing state-of-the-art equipment that only a handful of specialty hospitals in the country claim to house, Neoretina has been trusted by more than 500 ophthalmologists as a referral hospital and hundred-thousands of patients across the country for the management of diseases of Retina, Uvea and complex eye conditions. An astounding 93% success rate in complicated retinal surgeries is testimony to our unmatched services in eye care, enabling us to become one of the most reputed eye hospitals in the country.
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