Doctor

Dr. Surawoot Suphakasem

Specialties:Ophthalmology
Languages:English, Thai

Education

Doctor of Medicine, Faculty of Medicine ,Siriraj Hospital, Mahidol University

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Simple Behaviors Preventing the Risk of Glaucoma

For further information or Booking.. For those who are afraid… or do not want to risk Glaucoma, it is advisable to follow these steps regularly, as they will help maintain good eye health and keep Glaucoma at bay. Regularly check and measure intraocular pressure. This will help assess whether the pressure within the eyes […]

Staring at the computer for a long time can cause blurry vision and difficulty focusing.

Is it the early symptoms of vertigo? The truth is, prolonged computer use can lead to blurry vision or temporary shortsightedness.

6 Warning Signs of “Glaucoma” that Require Prompt Treatment

For further information or Booking.. Don’t underestimate the fear of “Glaucoma” because it doesn’t only occur in the elderly. Young individuals like us, office workers, are also at risk. • Blurred vision, lack of clarity, inability to see details clearly. • Nausea and vomiting caused by increased pressure within the eye. • Seeing bright, […]

5 Risky Habits of Office Workers That Harm Their Eyes Unknowingly

For further information or Booking.. Eyes are one of the organs that endure heavy strain throughout the day. Especially for office workers who have to work with computer screens regularly, besides the dangers of sunlight and the emitted light from electronic screens, there are some habitual behaviors that we engage in unknowingly, which harm […]

Tuberculosis can be… cured, but it needs to be treated correctly.

For further information or Booking.. What causes “tuberculosis”? Although there are several factors that can cause damage to the optic nerves, the primary factor is an abnormally high “intraocular pressure” that progressively damages the optic nerves due to the force exerted. As a result, patients gradually lose their peripheral vision and eventually become blind! […]

Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS)… A Warning for Digital Era Workers

For further information or Booking.. Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS) is an eye condition that occurs from prolonged computer use without taking breaks for the eyes. If you are someone who spends most of the day working on a computer, you should be aware that you are at risk of developing these conditions. Eye Muscle […]

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Glaucoma is a leading cause of irreversible blindness in Thailand.

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