Eye Clinic in Al-Taawun, Riyadh

Vision testing and visual acuity measurement, fundus examination, colour vision testing, follow-up of glaucoma and cataracts, medical treatment of retinal conditions, and children’s vision problems and squint — at Medical World Polyclinic — Al-Taawun Branch, Riyadh.

Yes. The vision test is part of the medical exam for issuing and renewing a driving licence, and it is done inside the branch with electronic linking to the Traffic Department. It is also part of the firearms licence exams.

The common recommendation is a fundus examination at least once a year. Diabetic retinopathy progresses without symptoms in its early stages, and regular examination is the only way to detect it early.

When you notice a squint, sitting very close to the screen or book, tilting the head while looking, or a drop in school performance. The vision test is also one of the most important parts of the medical exam before starting school.

A cataract is a clouding of the eye’s lens that makes vision gradually blurry. Glaucoma, on the other hand, is linked to raised eye pressure and damages the optic nerve; the danger is that it can progress without symptoms until late stages — which is why eye pressure is measured regularly.

Sudden loss of vision, flashes of light with a dark curtain covering part of the field of vision, or sudden severe pain in the eye. These need immediate assessment.

Yes. Eye strain from an uncorrected refractive error or unsuitable glasses is a common cause of recurring headaches — and a simple vision test can reveal it.

Yes, we accept all health insurance companies, as well as payment by cash, mada, Tamara and Tabby.

Saturday to Thursday, 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM. To make sure the doctor is available before you come, contact us on 920002278.

Medical World Polyclinic — Al-Taawun Branch, on Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq Road in Al-Taawun, Riyadh. To book: 920002278 by phone or WhatsApp.