Abstract Background: World health organization defines traditional medicines as the sum of all knowledge and practices used in diagnosis, prevention and elimination of illnesses. The proportion of traditional eye medicine ...

Abstract Background: Traditional eye medicines are a form of biologically based therapies, practices or partially processed organic or inorganic agents that are instilled or applied to the eye or administered orally to ...

ABSTRACT Background: Regular eye checkups are essential for diabetic patients in order to reduce the impact of vision-threatening complications of diabetes mellitus; despite having a good vision or asymptomatic. However, ...

Abstract Background: The world health organization adopted the Surgery, Antibiotic, facial cleanness and environmental improvement (SAFE)strategy for prevention of trachoma and different prevention strategies were implemented ...

Abstract Background: Besides the continuous increase in the prevalence of diabetes mellitus, visual impairment has become a prevailing public health problem in diabetic patients, especially in developing countries. ...

Abstract Introduction: Strabismus is a misalignment of the eyes, such that the visual axes of each eye are not simultaneously directed at the object of regard. It may be the result of multiple factors. It is usually ...

Abstract Introduction: Self-medication defined as selection and use of medicines by individuals to treat self-recognized illnesses or symptoms. Worldwide, the prevalence of ophthalmic self-medication ranges from 23.3% ...

Abstract Introduction: Low vision is a worldwide health problem in both developing and developed countries. According to global health estimator report and national survey of Ethiopia, global and national prevalence of ...

Abstract Background: The increased prevalence of visual impairment among diabetic patients has become a major public health problem. There is, however, limited information on the extent of visual impairment among diabetic ...

Abstract Background: Besides the continuous increase in the prevalence of diabetes mellitus, visual impairment has become a prevailing public health problem in diabetic patients, especially in developing countries. ...