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| Title | Quantity |
| Arranging a Test for Glaucoma | |
| Arranging a Test for Glaucoma: The standard eye test can miss
glaucoma in its early stages when treatment is most effective. This
leaflet explains how to ensure the earliest possible detection of
glaucoma if it is present. |
| Glaucoma and Your Relatives | |
| Glaucoma and your Relatives: Glaucoma can run in families. This
leaflet is for your relatives so that, if they have the condition, it can be identified as early as possible when treatment is most effective. |
| Glaucoma the Good News | |
| Glaucoma the Good News: You may not believe it, but a diagnosis
of glaucoma is the best possible news if you have the condition. This
leaflet explains why. |
| Glaucoma and Surgery | |
| Glaucoma and Surgery: This leaflet explains the different surgical
options for glaucoma and is an invaluable guide to anyone for whom
surgery for glaucoma is recommended. |
| Blepharitis | |
| Blepharitis: This leaflet provides information and advice on the
management of this uncomfortable condition. |
| Glaucoma during Pregnancy and | |
| Glaucoma During Pregnancy and Breast Feeding: While your baby’s
health is naturally of paramount importance, it is still important to
protect your eye sight. This leaflet explains the risks and benefits of the different glaucoma treatments in terms of any possible effects
on your baby. |
| Laser Treatment for Glaucoma | |
| Laser Treatment for Glaucoma: Lasers are used to treat different
forms of glaucoma. This leaflet explains the different procedures and
the risks and benefits. |
| Syndromes and Anomalies (associated with Glaucoma) | |
| Syndromes and Anomalies (associated with glaucoma):
This leaflet explains about a number of different syndromes that
may be associated with glaucoma and what should be considered
in such cases. |
| Inflammatory Conditions of the Eye (leading to Secondary Glaucoma) | |
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| My Sight is fine why test for Glaucoma | |
| My Sight is Fine, Why Test for Glaucoma?: This leaflet answers this
question and is a must for anyone over the age of forty. |
| Ocular Hypertension and Your Relatives | |
| Ocular Hypertension and Your Relatives: Just as glaucoma tends to
run in families, so does ocular hypertension. This leaflet explains the risk of developing glaucoma and how to be tested in order that sight can be protected. |
| Don’t let your Eye drops lose their cool | |
| Don’t let you eye drops lose their cool: Contains information about
keeping your eye drops in prime condition, especially when travelling
in hot conditions. A must for glaucoma globe trotters |
| Eye Drops and Glaucoma | |
| How to use your eye drops: If you don’t get the drops in properly,
they won’t work. This is a truly sight saving leaflet! |
| Driving and Glaucoma | |
| Driving and Glaucoma: Driving is something most of us take for
granted and many people with glaucoma can continue to drive
perfectly safely, but, the law requires people with glaucoma to
notify the authorities and to undergo specific tests. This leaflet
explains who must inform the DVLA and what will happen next.
An absolute must for all Glaucoma drivers. |
| Primary Angle Closure Glaucoma | |
| Primary Angle Closure Glaucoma: Provides a simple explanation of
this form of glaucoma. |
| Primary Open Angle Glaucoma | |
| Primary Open Angle Glaucoma: Provides a simple explanation of
this form of glaucoma. |
| Secondary Glaucoma | |
| Secondary Glaucoma: Provides a simple explanation of these types
of glaucoma. |
| Pseudo-Exfoliative Glaucoma | |
| Pseudo-Exfoliative Glaucoma: Provides a simple explanation of this
form of glaucoma |
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