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Have you heard about eye injections? Yes, injections can be given inside the eye, and they help treat many retina problems that were previously untreatable. In this video, we talk about everything about intravitreal eye injections—how they work, when they are needed, and what to expect. If you or a loved one has been advised to get eye injections, this video will clear all your doubts.

What’s Covered in this Video?
✅ What are intravitreal eye injections, and how do they work
✅ Conditions that require eye injections (Diabetic Retinopathy, Macular Degeneration, Retinal Swelling, and more)
✅ The procedure – How the injection is given inside the eye
✅ Pain level – Does it hurt? How does it feel
✅ Side effects and risks – Are eye injections safe
✅ Types of eye injections – Anti-VEGF, Steroid injections, and Antibiotic injections
✅ Who should avoid eye injections – Conditions where they are not recommended
✅ Precautions and aftercare – What to do before and after the injection
✅ Cost of eye injections – How much do they cost in India

If you are worried about getting an eye injection, don’t be. These are safe, effective, and painless treatments that help save vision. Watch this video to understand how eye injections work and why they are essential for many eye conditions.

Have any questions? Drop them in the comments.

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