Purpose of Screening
- Early diagnosis of Vitamin A deficiency before vision damage occurs.
- Assessing conjunctival xerosis and its impact on the ocular surface.
- Preventing progression to night blindness or corneal ulcers.
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Detect early signs of Vitamin A deficiency that may lead to severe dry eyes or night blindness. Our comprehensive screening ensures clear vision and protects your ocular surface health effectively.
Scientific name: Ocular Vitamin A Deficiency Screening
Specialized clinical screening to assess eye health and detect Bitot’s spots or conjunctival xerosis. This procedure aims to diagnose causes of chronic eye irritation and provide early nutritional intervention.
Service type
Clinical & Lab Screening
Duration
20-30 minutes
Fasting
Fasting is not required
Included Services
- Slit-lamp examination
- Tear stability assessment
- Bitot’s spots screening
Medical Service Information
Symptoms Requiring Screening
- Difficulty seeing in low light or at night (Nyctalopia).
- Persistent sensation of sand or foreign body in the eye.
- Appearance of foamy white or gray spots on the sclera.
Expected Results
- Detailed report on the ocular surface and conjunctiva status.
- Treatment plan including lubricating drops and supplements if needed.
- Nutritional recommendations to boost systemic Vitamin A levels.
Conditions & Notices
- Inform the doctor about any nutritional supplements you take