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Comprehensive Eye Check-up

A comprehensive eye check-up tests vision and examines the whole eye, and it can detect glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy and other serious conditions years before any symptom appears.

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What is Comprehensive Eye Check-up?

A comprehensive eye check-up tests vision and examines the whole eye, and it can detect glaucoma, diabetic retinopathy and other serious conditions years before any symptom appears.

Also known as: Full eye examination · Routine eye test · Aankh ki janch

A complete eye examination is not simply a test for spectacle power. It is a screening that regularly picks up glaucoma, diabetic damage and early retinal disease in people who came in only because their reading had become difficult.

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Location
Colonel Chowmuhani, Agartala
Serving
All 8 districts of Tripura

What a full examination includes

  • Visual acuity for distance and near, tested one eye at a time
  • Refraction to determine your exact spectacle prescription
  • Intraocular pressure measurement to screen for glaucoma
  • Slit-lamp examination of the lids, cornea, anterior chamber and lens
  • Dilated fundus examination of the optic nerve, macula and peripheral retina
  • Colour vision and eye movement assessment where indicated

How often you should be examined

  • Children: at around three years, before school, then every one to two years
  • Adults under 40 with no symptoms: every two years
  • Everyone from 40 onwards: annually, chiefly to screen for glaucoma and presbyopia
  • Anyone with diabetes: at least once a year regardless of age or symptoms
  • Anyone with a family history of glaucoma: annually from about 35
  • Contact lens wearers and high myopes: yearly, with a dilated retinal check

Treatment options at Wills Eye

Vision and refraction

Objective and subjective testing to arrive at the most comfortable prescription, not merely the strongest one.

Glaucoma screening

Pressure measurement together with optic nerve assessment — the combination, since either alone misses cases.

Dilated retinal examination

The only way to see the peripheral retina, and essential for diabetics, high myopes and anyone reporting floaters or flashes.

Systemic clues

The retina is the one place in the body where blood vessels can be seen directly, so hypertensive and diabetic changes are often visible here first.

What to expect — step by step

  1. 1

    Registration and history

    Bring your current glasses, a list of your medicines, and recent sugar or blood pressure reports if you have them.

  2. 2

    Preliminary testing

    Vision, autorefraction and pressure measurement by our optometry team.

  3. 3

    Dilation

    Drops take 30 to 45 minutes to work. Vision is blurred and light-sensitive for four to six hours afterwards, so do not plan to drive yourself home.

  4. 4

    Doctor’s examination and advice

    Findings explained in plain language, with a written prescription and a defined date for your next review.

Why timing matters

The two commonest causes of irreversible blindness in India — glaucoma and diabetic retinopathy — both cause no symptoms in their early, treatable stages. Neither will announce itself. The only thing that finds them in time is an examination performed on someone who feels perfectly fine, which is the entire argument for a routine check-up.

Comprehensive Eye Check-up — frequently asked questions

How long does a full eye check-up take? +

Allow around 90 minutes to two hours if dilation is required, including the waiting time for the drops to work.

Can I drive myself home afterwards? +

Not if you have been dilated. Vision is blurred and glare-sensitive for several hours. Please bring someone with you or arrange transport.

My vision is fine. Do I still need a check-up? +

Yes, particularly after 40 and every year if you are diabetic. Glaucoma and early retinopathy are silent — normal vision does not mean a normal eye.

What should I bring? +

Your current spectacles or contact lenses, a list of medications, previous eye records, and recent blood sugar or blood pressure reports.

Do you see patients travelling from other districts? +

Yes. We see patients from all eight districts of Tripura and try to complete testing, consultation and dispensing in a single visit for those travelling long distances.

This page is written for general information about comprehensive eye check-up and is not a substitute for examination and advice from a qualified eye doctor. Treatment recommendations depend on your individual findings.