Survey of patient\'s opinion on eyeglasses and eye care in the semi-urban population of South-Delhi India

Author:

Sharma Komal,Bushra Danish,Kamat Om Shankar,Bharti Dipti,Khan Moin,Goel Mridul

Abstract

To learn about people's day-to-day perspectives and knowledge of eyeglasses and eye health and to understand the level of awareness about the use of eyeglasses and eye/care among the population of South Delhi.An open online survey questionnaire was distributed to people via social media platforms (email, Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Telegram, and so on). Males participated more than females, with 51%. At 45%, the 18–30 age group was found to participate more, and at 40 years of age, survey was taken by 14%. Most individuals visit an ophthalmologist when they notice some problem (48%). Both metal and plastic-quality eyeglasses were used by the population. at a rate of 44%. The same percentile for optical purposes with single vision corrective lenses at 28% was found. 67% of population were found to be well-satisfied population after wearing spectacles. It was discovered that it would be beneficial to provide basic education on the types of refractive error and other causes of low vision, how eyeglasses may or may not help, a discussion of common treatments for eye problems, and clear instructions on when and when not to wear eyeglasses.

Publisher

IP Innovative Publication Pvt Ltd

Subject

General Medicine

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