Eye divided into many different parts, and not all eye specialist can treat all eye disease.

Some ophthalmologist sub-specialize into certain eye disease only.

Even given a specific part of eye for example, retina. You can find 2 different type of vitreoretinal ophthalmologist, medical and surgeon. They have different approach to retinal disease. Another example, glaucome affects the retina too but you need to see a glaucoma specialist instead of retinal medical doctor. Thus its best you describe the eye problem and look for that specific disease specialist, rather than wasting money and time to simply approach any ophthalmologist.

I can arrange a free referral letter to you so that u can either approach the government hospital eye clinic or the private medical centre eye specialist that I recommend. Public cant just walk in to government hospital without referral letter, so u can use this letter. The government hospital will charge RM 30 and you can see an eye specialist on appointment date. Private side just call in to make appt or just walk in with letter will do.

I need the details below, please pm to me

Full name
Age
Mailing address
Description of your eye problem, so that I know which ophthalmologist to refer

Its FREE of charge, and I am doing this just to help direct patient to the correct doctors. I dont want to earn a single cent from this. Thank you.

This post has been edited by jialat: Jan 28 2015, 02:47 PM

Hi, i not sure which eye specialist can fix double vision for adult, normally they send to optometrist for prism glasses to help relieve the double vision. Thanks

hi, i m a medical officer in eye clinic.

you can try warm compress, soak a clean tower or handkerchief in hot water, squeeze it dry and apply it on closed eyes for 5-15min, do it 2-3 times a day to unblock any clogged up sebaceous glands opening on eyelid. then use facial wash to clean the eyelid, preferably the lid margin too.

If it has been there for a month now, then you will need antibiotic eyedrop to help relieve it.

You can try Vigamox eyedrop first but if it doesn’t improve after one week then u might need to see an eye specialist. Surgery only required when it’s disturbing your vision.

Bad hygiene is the main cause, its just like big pimple on the eyelid.

This post has been edited by jialat: May 17 2018, 03:23 AM

i am just directing the patient to the correct specialist instead of them simply going to one and wasted money and time because need to go see another specialist who can actually treat the disease much better.

patients still need to pay the doctors for consultation fee, i can help get some discount from the doctors.

sorry for late reply, hope your fiancee eye has got much better now.

you can put her on CMC antibiotic eyedrop first, it will help reduce the swelling and pain and redness.

you can see the eye specialist in columbia Pj since its nearest to ss2.

eyelid infection is common and thus any eye specialist would have solved it well, thanks.

hi, sorry for late reply.

how many years of diabetes now? any visual loss or other symptoms?

Usually chronic diabetes will affect the blood vessel and lead to retinopathy, i would suggest to consult a retinal specialist.

May i know your location? I know an excellent retinal specialist in klang, he treats many complicated retinopathy patients.

Hi, floaters don’t need any treatment. If cataract, any government hospital eye specialist can do it, they let junior doctor to do the surgery for gaining experience. I would recommend to see a retinal specialist in hospital selayang as high myopia patients have higher risk of retinal detachment that lead to floaters and other more severe complications.

Yes you need a referral letter from either private gp clinic or klinik kesihatan. You may also ask your optical shop to write you a referral letter.

pm replied. thank you