Eye Health
Cataract surgery explained
A practical guide to symptoms, lens choices, the operation and recovery.
JEWCC Health Library
Clear answers for the decisions that matter.
Practical, doctor-authored guidance for common eye-care and women’s-health questions—written to help you understand symptoms, choices and the right time to seek care.
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Three guides worth sharing.
Clear explanations of one common operation, one frequently misunderstood condition and one decision that can restore sight after death.
Women's Health
Understanding PCOS/PCOD
Irregular periods, acne, hair growth, metabolism and fertility as one connected condition.
Eye Health
Eye donation in India
A respectful guide to corneal donation, consent, timing and common myths.
Planning treatment
Cashless does not mean paperwork-free—or automatically free.
A practical guide to network eligibility, pre-authorisation, documents, exclusions and discharge approval.
Understand network eligibility, pre-authorisation, common documents, final approval and why part of a bill may still remain payable.
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See the concern more clearly.
By Dr. Anand Jaypuriya, Consultant Ophthalmologist & Eye Surgeon.
· 7 min read
Cataract surgery: what actually happens before, during and after?
A practical guide to symptoms, lens choices, the operation and recovery.· 7 min read
Is LASIK right for you? Suitability, limits and recovery
The checks that matter before laser vision correction—and what it cannot promise.· 6 min read
Glaucoma can be silent: who needs testing and what treatment protects
Why pressure alone is not the diagnosis and why follow-up protects remaining sight.· 6 min read
Diabetes and your eyes: do not wait for blurred vision
How retinal changes are detected and why regular dilated examinations matter.· 6 min read
Screen time, myopia and children’s eyes: what parents can change
Practical habits for near work, outdoor time and recognising a child who needs examination.· 5 min read
Dry eye and digital eye strain: why random drops are not always enough
Recognise tear-film problems, eyelid disease and habits that keep symptoms returning.· 5 min read
Eye warning signs that should not wait until tomorrow
Sudden symptoms that can represent retinal, pressure, vascular, infectious or injury-related emergencies.· 6 min read
Eye donation in India: what families should know
A respectful guide to corneal donation, consent, timing and common myths. Women’s health
Understand your body. Know your options.
By Dr. Shilpa Jaypuriya, Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecologist.
· 7 min read
PCOS/PCOD: symptoms, diagnosis and a treatment plan that fits your goal
Irregular periods, acne, hair growth, metabolism and fertility as one connected condition.· 7 min read
Heavy, painful or irregular periods: what needs evaluation?
A symptom-led guide to bleeding, anaemia, fibroids, hormones and endometriosis.· 9 min read
Infertility evaluation: causes, tests and options for both partners
Ovulation, sperm, tubes, uterus, age—and the treatment options that follow.· 7 min read
A healthy start to pregnancy: the first-trimester checklist
What to arrange after a positive test: medicines, supplements, scans and warning signs.· 8 min read
Choosing contraception: pills, condoms, IUDs, implants and permanent options
Compare methods by effectiveness, convenience, bleeding, medical history and reversibility.· 6 min read
Menopause without guesswork: symptoms, treatment and health checks
Hot flushes, sleep, vaginal symptoms, bone health and when bleeding is not normal.· 7 min read
Preventing cervical cancer: HPV vaccination and screening both matter
Why vaccination does not replace screening—and an abnormal result is not automatically cancer.· 7 min read
Endometriosis: when period pain is more than “normal”
Symptoms, diagnosis, fertility questions and medical or surgical options. Use these guides to prepare, not to self-diagnose.
Symptoms can have more than one cause. A consultation and examination are needed for personal advice. For sudden or severe symptoms, seek urgent medical care rather than waiting for an online reply.