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Dr. Jamshyd David Karlin, M.D.
Ophthalmologist
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49 years
Experience
Dr. Jamshyd David Karlin, M.D.
- WEST HILLS, CA
- New York Medical College Internship and Residency
- Accepting new patients
What are cataracts and what is cataract surgery?
Cataract Surgery Frequently Asked Questions: When do I need cataract surgery? When you feel you need to see better in your activities of daily living, then you can talk to your...
My mother often complains of itchiness and stickiness in eyes. What is the remedy for this?
She may be suffering from dry eye syndrome or possibly blepharitis. There are other causes of these symptoms. A thorough eye exam can help determine the exact cause and therefore READ MORE
She may be suffering from dry eye syndrome or possibly blepharitis. There are other causes of these symptoms. A thorough eye exam can help determine the exact cause and therefore an effective treatment.
Do eye cosmetics cause blindness?
Most unlikely!! Burning eyes associated with use of cosmetics are most often related to the chemical irritants or particulate matter in cosmetics. Unless you develop a serious READ MORE
Most unlikely!! Burning eyes associated with use of cosmetics are most often related to the chemical irritants or particulate matter in cosmetics. Unless you develop a serious corneal infections, it's unlikely that cosmetics will cause significant eye damage.
