Ridgefield Ophthalmology

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Coates Christienne Dr Ridgefield Ophthalmology

Ridgefield Ophthalmology, LLC

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Phone: (203) 894-9700

Address: 90 Grove St Ste 105, Ridgefield, CT 06877

Website: https://www.ridgefieldophthalmology.com

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Glaucoma
Mirela Krasniqi, MD is a board-certified and fellowship-trained ophthalmologist in Glaucoma and Anterior Segment surgery from Tulane University. This was followed by years of ophthalmic care and service to the community of central Connecticut, where she earned a reputation for providing thorough and compassionate care with excellent outcomes in well over three thousand surgical and laser procedures.
Ophthalmology
Dr. Krasniqi is a member of the American Academy of Ophthalmology, American Glaucoma Society, and the Connecticut Society of Eye Physicians. She is presently on staff at Danbury and Norwalk Hospitals.
Macular Degeneration
The macula is a very sensitive part of the retina, and it allows you do activities with your central vision such as: thread a needle, read small print, and read street signs. As the eye ages it can delveop a condition called macular degeneration. The symptoms with macular degeneration include: blurriness, dark areas or distortion in your central vision, and perhaps permanent loss of your central vision. Macular degeneration can be detected on regular comprehensive eye exams before the disease causes vision loss. If treatment is necessary it can slow vision loss, but it does not restore vision.
Cataracts
Dr. Krasniqi brings expertise in the treatment of glaucoma and anterior segment conditions, as well as additional expertise in laser-assisted cataract surgery and handling advanced and complex cataract cases. Her subspecialty training is in traditional glaucoma lasers and surgery as well as the latest minimally invasive surgical treatment options.
Cataract Surgery
Eye Exam
The lens structure in the eye, focuses light rays on our retina. If the lens structure becomes cloudy the lens is called a cataract and light is unable to focus properly on the retina. Typical visual symptoms include: blurry, cloudy, or dim vision; also objects do not appear as bright or colorful. Surgery is the only treatment for cataracts, no medications or eye drops can make cataracts disappear. A complete eye exam will help determine if a cataract is the cause of vision changes.

Endocrinologist

Diabetic Retinopathy
The most common diabetic eye disease is called diabetic retinopathy. The tiny blood vessels in your eye are effected by diabeties and the blood vessels can swell and leak fluid, sometimes the blood vessels can close off completely. In early stages people with diabetic retinopathy do not notice changes in their vision until further progression. At times, diabetic retinopathy can cause vision loss that may not be reversible. Continued care with routine eye exams and follow up with general physician will greatly reduce possible vision risk.

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