Colour vision deficiency often has a genetic component, running in families. Sanjeevan for Perfect Eyesight adopts organic, technology-based treatments for addressing Colour blindness. Individuals with Colour vision deficiency experience a variation in perceiving Colours compared to the general population, making it challenging to distinguish certain hues. While this condition typically doesn’t impede daily activities, seeking professional advice and early diagnosis through comprehensive eye exams can offer valuable insights and solutions for better Colour differentiation. In India, there have been 1+ million cases of Colour blindness every year. 

Colour Blindness Treatment at Sanjeevan for Perfect Eyesight

Colour vision deficiency is a prevalent eye issue affecting many individuals. At Sanjeevan for Perfect Eyesight, our innovative solutions have proven beneficial in enhancing Colour vision for many. Under the expert guidance of Dr. K.K. Goyal and Suman Goyal, each boasting over 30 years of experience, we offer advanced tests and treatments to address Colour deficiency. With a track record of treating and improving the Colour vision of over 1500 patients, our dedicated team of professionals strives to rejuvenate cones and enhance Colour visual acuity. Trust us for comprehensive care and effective solutions to improve your Colour vision.

Sanjeevan is the only eye clinic that offers treatment for colour blindness. After extensive research for 15 years, Sanjeevan has successfully treated more than 1500 Colour Blindness/Colour Vision Deficiency patients. Our proprietary treatment of Colour Blindness focuses on bringing changes at the cell level by stimulating the neurotrophic factors in the retina and rejuvenate the cone cells responsible for colour perception. Sanjeevan provides complete treatment by qualified doctors and have a 100% success rate. Our doctors have also researched and included Electro-acupuncture as a part of the treatment procedure which has given promising results.

The colour blindness treatment in India at Sanjeevan are developed in such a way that they retain the entire visual system, viz., the lens, cone cells, ciliary muscles, retina, optic nerve and the brain to help it improve itself so as to treat Colour Blindness and also improve visual perception.

Treatment Procedure of Colour Blindness at Sanjeevan for Perfect Eyesight 

  • Vision Therapy: Vision therapy stands as the cornerstone for addressing Colour vision deficiency, employing various scientific specific specialized vision therapies to enhance colour vision by rejuvenating the cone cells and improving its functions. 
  • Electro- Acupuncture: Electro Acupuncture proves notably effective in addressing Colour deficiency, enhancing retinal circulation. Studies from Korea and China underscore its efficacy in treating Colour vision impairment. Korean research demonstrated a notable improvement in Colour perception, particularly in red-green Colour blindness post-electroacupuncture treatment. Similarly, Chinese studies reported significant enhancements in visual acuity and Colour discrimination among participants treated with electroacupuncture. 
  • Natural Nutritional Supplements: Sanjeevan for Perfect EyeSight offers a diverse range of natural nutritional supplements, carefully curated with a blend of natural ingredients. These supplements are designed to synergize effectively with the body, aiming to enhance Colour vision. Our selection of supplements encompasses a variety of natural elements, each chosen for its potential to contribute to the improvement of Colour vision. These formulations are crafted with precision to provide a holistic approach to eye health, ensuring that individuals receive the benefits of essential nutrients that support and enhance their Colour vision capabilities and all these natural nutritional supplements include Aloe Vera Juice, Omega 3, Lutin and many other ingredients which can work efficiently to boost the retinal and overall visual functions of an individual. 

Colour Blindness Diagnosis and Tests at Sanjeevan for Perfect Eyesight 

  1. Vision Checkup: The visual acuity checkup encompasses evaluations of near vision and refraction. Additionally, specific vision tests are conducted, including Colour vision tests that involve identifying basic Colours, objects, numbers, and other visual elements. For Instance Snellen Chart, Near and Distance vision chart, etc. 
  2. Ishihara Test: The Ishihara Colour Test is a widely used screening method for Colour blindness. Named after its creator, Dr. Shinobu Ishihara, this test involves a series of plates with Coloured dots arranged in patterns. Individuals with normal Colour vision can easily discern numbers or shapes within the patterns, while those with Colour vision deficiencies may struggle to identify them. The Ishihara test is effective in detecting various types of Colour vision deficiencies and is a standard tool used by optometrists and ophthalmologists during eye examinations.
  3. HRR Test: The HRR Colour Vision Test identifies both congenital and acquired Colour deficiencies through straightforward shapes. It consists of a preliminary section with six plates for screening and an additional 14 plates for in-depth diagnostics, revealing the nature and severity of Colour deficiency. The initial four plates serve as an introduction to familiarize the patient with the test procedure.
  4. Basic Colour Test: The basic Colour vision test assesses an individual’s ability to distinguish between different Colours. Typically, it involves identifying and matching various hues, shapes, or numbers embedded within Coloured patterns. This test helps determine the extent of Colour perception and any deficiencies in the ability to discern specific shades. It is a fundamental assessment for understanding one’s Colour vision capabilities and is often a part of comprehensive eye examinations.
  5. Sanjeevan Test: Sanjeevan Colour Test comprises 24 Colour shades, each representing a distinct Colour for the patient to identify accurately. The individual is instructed to match the presented Colour, facilitating an assessment of Colour recognition capabilities.
  6. Farnsworth D15 Test: The Farnsworth D15 Test is a Colour arrangement test used to evaluate Colour vision deficiencies and anomalies. In this test, the individual is presented with a set of 15 Coloured discs, and the task is to arrange them in a specific order based on their Colour. The test helps identify Colour perception issues, especially in distinguishing subtle differences in hues. It is commonly employed in clinical settings and occupational health to assess Colour vision in individuals. The results provide insights into the type and severity of Colour vision deficiencies.
  7. Enridge Green Lantern Test: The test displays 9 pairs of vertically positioned lights, each presenting combinations of red, green, or yellow. Your task is to identify the Colours appearing both above and below, some of which may be the same. The Colours are visible for only two seconds. In case of difficulty identifying the Colours, simply click the next button. Examples: 1. Up – red, down – green 2. Up – yellow, down – red.
  8. Double Light Lantern Test (Optec 900): The Optec 900 Colour Blind Test employs the Farnsworth Lantern, a tool that showcases an array of Coloured lights arranged in different sequences. Test-takers are required to identify the order of the displayed lights based on their Colours. This assessment gauges an individual’s capacity to distinguish accurately between different hues, offering insights into their Colour vision abilities. Known for delivering precise and standardized results, the Optec 900 assists professionals in industries like aviation in making informed decisions about an individual’s suitability for tasks reliant on Colour perception.
  9. Anomaloscope: Anomaloscope are optical devices where observers adjust control knobs to match two Coloured fields in terms of both Colour and brightness. Widely recognized as the standard tool for diagnosing Colour vision defects, anomaloscope play a crucial role in assessing an individual’s ability to perceive and match different colours accurately.
  10. CAD Test: With a remarkable 100% sensitivity, the CAD test excels at detecting subtle Colour deficiencies that might go unnoticed by other assessments. This high sensitivity ensures that even if results indicate a certain level of Colour deficiency, individuals may still be suitable for roles where precise Colour sensitivity is crucial. The CAD test, short for Colour Assessment and Diagnosis, provides a comprehensive evaluation of Colour vision, allowing for accurate detection of deficiencies and enabling individuals to pursue occupations where Colour discrimination is essential.

Success Rate 

Boasting an impressive success rate of 95%, Sanjeevan for Perfect Eyesight leads the way in transformative treatments for Colour blindness. Our success is attributed to a dedicated team of experienced doctors, advanced technology, and a compassionate staff committed to your well-being. Employing cutting-edge techniques like electro-acupuncture and molecular hydrogen therapy, we provide personalized care that exceeds expectations. Join the majority of our satisfied patients who have witnessed significant improvements in Colour vision and overall visual health. At Sanjeevan, we blend expertise with innovation, ensuring a success rate that reflects our unwavering commitment to your vision.

Success Stories of Overcoming Color Blindness

  • Saisha Mittal was diagnosed with colour blindness, specifically red-green deficiency, and struggled with various difficulties. Despite seeking help from multiple doctors, she couldn’t find any effective solutions for her condition. However, upon visiting Sanjeevan for treatment, Saisha experienced a noticeable improvement in her colour vision after just 15 days of treatment.
  • Yashmith, diagnosed with colour blindness at the age of 20 while preparing for a career in the merchant navy, sought treatment at Sanjeevan. Through integrated methods, he showed significant improvement and successfully cleared his examination within 2 months of treatment.
  • Ajay Dayal, aspiring to join the armed forces, was diagnosed with colour vision deficiency. Despite being deemed unfit for his dream role due to colour blindness, Ajay found hope at Sanjeevan. After undergoing treatment for mild proton (Red-Green deficiency) and witnessing progress within 2 weeks, Ajay successfully cleared his medicals and is now on the path to fulfilling his dream through training.

Cost of Colour Blindness Treatment in India

The management of Colour blindness in India encompasses various factors like treatment types, required diagnostic tests, and chosen healthcare facilities, each contributing to the overall care expenses. This estimate includes expenses for consultations, diagnostic procedures, and any prescribed treatments. It’s crucial for individuals to consult with healthcare providers for a personalized assessment and cost breakdown based on their specific condition and treatment plan. Additionally, insurance coverage, if applicable, can significantly impact the overall out-of-pocket expenses.

What is Colour Blindness?

Colour Blindness Individual vision perception

Colour Blindness is also known as Colour Vision Deficiency. Colour Blindness is not a disease, it is a genetic disorder, but in some cases it can also be acquired. If a person is colour blind it does not mean he/she has poor vision. He/she can have a good eyesight but can still be colour blind. An individual diagnosed with Colour Blindness faces difficulty in recognizing certain colours. Colour Blindness is seen affecting more Males than Females.
There are 3 types of Colour Blindness;

  • Red-Green Colour Vision Deficiency
  • Blue-Yellow Colour Vision Deficiency
  • Total Colour Vision Deficiency

Red-Green Colour Vision Deficiency:

This is the most common type of Colour Blindness. In this type of Colour Blindness the Cone Cells that are responsible for recognizing Red and Green Colours lack light sensitive pigments, because of which they are not well developed and do not function normally. Any individual who is affected with this type of Colour Blindness finds it challenging to pick out Red and Green Colours in any given situation.

Blue-Yellow Colour Vision Deficiency:

This type of colour blindness is less common than Red-Green Colour Deficiency. In this type of Colour Blindness the Cone Cells that are responsible for recognizing Blue and Yellow colours also lack light sensitive pigments, because of which they are not well developed and do not function normally. The individual trying to understand the colour Blue, often misidentifies it with Green and misidentifies Yellow with Violet.

Total Colour Vision Deficiency :

This is the rarest and more severe type of Colour Blindness. In this type of Colour Blindness the individual cannot distinguish between any colours at all. None of the Cone Cells responsible for colour assessment respond to colour, hence allowing the individual to only see Black, White and Grey.

Causes of Colour Blindness:

The human eye comprises of two types of photoreceptors; Rod Cells and Cone Cells. There are more than six million cone cells in the eye, most of which is concentrated in the Macula (centre most part of a thin layer of tissue called Retina). Cone Cells are responsible for Colour Vision. Cone Cells help in colour identification whereas Rod Cells help to see in low-light (especially at night).

Colour Blindness is usually genetically caused i.e. most people are born with it. But, it can be acquired too. When a person is genetically colour blind, at least one or more cone cells do not function properly enabling him/her to not identify different shades of Red, Green, Blue or Yellow.

However, Colour Blindness can be acquired too. Many serious eye diseases like Age-Related Macular Degeneration, Diabetic Retinopathy, Glaucoma, Optic Atrophy etc. can cause hindrance in the functioning of the cells which can lead to a person becoming colour blind.

Symptoms of Colour Blindness

Most of the times the symptoms of colour blindness can be so mild that they can go unnoticed. A few symptoms that are commonly seen are:

  • Difficulty in distinguishing between colours
  • Difficulty in distinguishing shades of the same or similar colours
  • Perception of some Colours as similar or identical
  • Difficulty discerning Colours in low-light conditions
  • Struggles in identifying Colours in everyday objects or signals
  • Potential challenges in specific tasks reliant on Colour distinction, like reading maps or traffic lights.

These signs can scale from mild to severe depending on the type of colour blindness.

Diagnosis of Colour Blindness

Diagnosing Colour blindness involves comprehensive eye exams and a series of 10 specific tests assessing Colour vision deficiency severity. These tests include Ishihara Plates, Farnsworth-Munsell 100 Hue Test, D-15 Test, City University Colour Vision Test, Anomaloscope, Cambridge Colour Test, L- Anthony Desaturated D-15 Test, Colour Assessment and Diagnosis Test, Colour Vision Testing Made Easy, and Rabkin Colour Vision Test. Early detection through these tests is crucial for reducing Colour vision deficiency impact. Following diagnosis, treatment strategies cater to the identified severity level of the condition.

FAQS

Are there any treatments for Colour Blindness?

Generally, many types of Colour vision difficulties lack specific treatments, except when linked to medication use or certain eye conditions. Addressing the root cause of Colour vision issues is key at Sanjeevan, we embrace a holistic approach. While inherited Colour blindness lacks a direct cure, our integrated technology and holistic treatments stand apart. Unlike conventional approaches, we delve deep into personalized strategies, utilizing cutting-edge tools and specially curated lenses. Our focus on integrated care extends beyond managing symptoms; we aim for comprehensive adaptation and enhancement of Colour perception. Through innovative methods and a tailored approach, Sanjeevan ensures a unique and holistic journey towards improved Colour vision and quality of life.

What are the dangers of Colour blindness?

Colour blind individuals often face challenges when interpreting information in the workplace or recognizing sunburn risks. It can impact education access, exam performance, career choices, and advancement. Misinterpretation of Colour-coded data or signals might hinder comprehension and professional growth. In educational settings, it can affect exam results and limit career opportunities. Awareness and accommodations are crucial to ensure equal opportunities and prevent potential hazards for those with Colour vision deficiency in various aspects of life.

What is the survival rate of Colour Blindness? 

Color-blind individuals have a normal life expectancy, and there are no other abnormalities associated with the condition.

 

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