Description:

The transparent, dome-shaped glass in front of your eye is called the cornea. Light is focused into your eye by it. When the cornea thins out and enlarges into a cone shape, it is known as keratoconus. When the cornea's shape is altered, light beams go out of focus. Your vision becomes distorted and fuzzy as a result, making it challenging to do regular duties like driving or reading.

Cause:

The cause of keratoconus is idiopathic; it may be due to a combination of genetic, environmental, and hormonal factors, with seven percent of affected individuals having a family history of keratoconus, along with other causes including rubbing the eyes and allergies.

Symptoms:

Keratoconus symptoms include blurred or distorted vision, double vision, increased sensitivity to bright light, night driving issues due to bright light and glare, frequent eye power changes, and sudden clouding of vision.

Ayurvadic Treatment:

Aschothanam Netra tharpanam Putapakam

Naturopathy Treatment:

Enema Mud therapy Eye Packs Magnetotherapy Chromotherpy Diet therapy Clinical yoga