In Naini, Prayagraj, patients often arrive at an eye clinic with watering eyes, sharp pain, and lids pressed shut after a speck of dust or grit gets trapped under the eyelid. For Dr. Ashutosh Yadav, that moment has become a familiar starting point for careful, methodical work that ends with the patient blinking normally again and walking out without fear.He works in the ophthalmology department and runs his own clinic, where he focuses on routine eye examinations, diagnosing refractive errors, prescribing lens power, and guiding patients through treatments that range from basic care to surgery planning. The clinic also handles cases linked to cataracts, an ailment that can appear at any age, including from birth or after injury, and often requires timely intervention.Learning to treat eyesHis path into eye care began with a broad desire, shaped early at home, to become a doctor. The specific direction came later, after school, when he began training in optometry and continued studying, step by step, completing a diploma, then a bachelor’s degree, followed by a master’s. He is still pursuing further study, with plans to keep building his qualifications alongside daily work.What has stayed consistent is the satisfaction of practical help. The work… Read MoreYourStory RSS Feed
