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Have you bothered to get Eye Pressure checked regularly? Eye Pressure is equally important as Blood Pressure.This World Glaucoma Week 18 let’s pledge to get our eye pressure check-up done regularly.  As normal BP is essential in the same way maintaining normal eye pressure is a must for healthy eyes. This can help you to delay many eye problems. The unit to measure eye pressure is millimeters of mercury (mm Hg). Between 12-22 mm Hg is normal eye pressure and above 22mm Hg, it is higher. Eye specialist uses the special tool called Tonometer to measure eye pressure. When IOP (Intra Ocular pressure ) is higher, then you can be at risk of Ocular Hypertension and Glaucoma. Glaucoma is a silent killer Glaucoma is irreversible vision loss in which optic nerve is damaged. It is a second leading cause of blindness affecting the visual field. No specific symptoms to warn you. Some precautions can help to delay the progression of the disease Regular eye

Salute to the #women who broke #Infertility Taboo  Have you ever seen more than 100  # TestTubeBabies  together under one roof? All playing giggling and of course sum crying...For the  # FirstTimeinChhattisgarh , one of its kind  # FeliciatitonCeremony  was organized for those  # Women  who broke  # INfertiltiyTaboo  this  # WomenDAy  by  Ashoka Super speciality Hospitals  , the  # pioneer  in  # infertilityservices  &  # BestIVFCentreofChhattisgarh Got a Chance to meet them all.. Leading infertility service provider, Ashoka Superspeciality today celebrated Women’s Day by felicitating those bold and beautiful ladies who dared to broke infertility taboo. Ashoka believes in empowering women who walked extra mile to complete their family irrespective of their family societal pressure. For the first time in Chhattisgarh , more than 200 IVF babies gathered at Ashoka Superspeciality Hospital, Pandri along with their parents under one roof at a same time. FIRST CHH

IS WOMEN AN OBJECT OF PROGENY? This Women's Day do ponder ... A lot of Women Empowerment echoes on WOMEN’S Day. But what about rest of the year? Ironically in India there exist two minds.One which recognizes women and her power. While the other treat women a household thing, their property to be exact, moreover a material to procreate. On one hand, where women are sitting on top most designations of the maximum renowned institutions, the others are still struggling to have a secured domain in their home. Pic Source: Google It’s an irony that in the 21st century, when the world is talking about women empowerment and gender equality, there are many who still treat women only as a ‘child making machine’- one that can be easily, and repeatedly, replaced in case she fails to perform its primary function of producing the man’s progeny. Though, as young kids we all did hear stories of medieval India when a ‘banjh’ (infertile) women were disrespected and neglected jus