Hello Shakila ji,
I'm truly sorry to hear about your son-in-law’s eye condition. Gradual loss of eyesight is a serious concern and should be evaluated by an eye specialist immediately. Here’s how you can proceed:
Cataract – cloudy lens, common with age
Glaucoma – increased eye pressure that damages the optic nerve
Diabetic Retinopathy – in people with diabetes, affects the retina
Macular Degeneration – affects central vision (especially in older adults)
Retinal Detachment or Nerve Damage – sudden or progressive loss of vision
Only an eye specialist (ophthalmologist) can identify the exact reason after a proper examination, such as a fundus test, vision test, or imaging.
Don’t delay – book an appointment with an eye specialist or retina expert immediately
Ensure he avoids eye strain, bright screens, or exposure to dust/smoke
If he is diabetic or hypertensive, get those conditions managed too
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Wishing your son-in-law a fast and full recovery.