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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Eye Care Therapy.
Treatment begins with a consultation and gentle cleansing, followed by Nethra Dhara (herbal decoction stream) and Nethra Tharpanam (medicated ghee retained over eyes). Sessions include relaxation time and aftercare advice; total duration varies by protocol and condition.
Many clients benefit, but suitability depends on the specific condition. Acute infections, recent surgery, uncontrolled glaucoma or severe inflammation may contraindicate therapy. We recommend an ophthalmologist clearance when there is any preexisting eye disease.
A therapeutic course is commonly 7 to 14 sessions, scheduled over two weeks, though the exact number is individualized. Maintenance or booster sessions are advised periodically depending on symptoms and professional assessment.
Side effects are usually mild and temporary: watery eyes, slight blurring or transient redness. Serious reactions are rare. Contact us promptly if symptoms persist, worsen, or if you experience pain or vision loss.
Yes, the therapy reduces dryness, eases muscle tension and refreshes ocular tissues, improving comfort and focus endurance. It does not replace corrective lenses for refractive errors but complements ergonomic and screen-hygiene measures.
Avoid eye makeup and contact lenses on the day, eat lightly beforehand, avoid stimulants if possible, bring recent eye reports and a list of medications, and arrive a few minutes early for intake and briefing.