November 28, 2025

Gweithredu Nawr i Arbed Golwg Pobl - Plaid Cymru

Mae Plaid Cymru wedi dwysau'r pwysau am welliant sylweddol i'r gwasanaethau llygad yng Nghymru, gydag etholaethau Abertawe a Gŵyr yn galw am sefydlu canolfannau gofal llygad i ddelio â'r ofn bod
enghreifftiau cynyddol o ddallineb.

Mewn llythyr i'r Prif Weinidog Mark Drakeford a'r ysgrifennydd iechyd Eluned Morgan, dywed Plaid Cymru na ellir bellach anwybyddu ffigurau Llywodraeth Cymru sy'n dangos bod 75,000 o bobl ar restri aros erbyn hyn sydd mewn perygl o golli eu golwg.

Dywed llefarydd y Blaid y Dr Dai Lloyd fod y twf aruthrol mewn rhestri aros yn y blynyddoedd diweddar yn dangos bod angen gweithredu'n bwrpasol.

"Er i'r pandemig Covid yn ddi-os waethygu pethau, y gwir trist yw nad oedden ni'n delio â'r argyfwng gofal llygaid o'r blaen ", medd Dr Lloyd, y cyn-Aelod Senedd dros Dde-Orllewin Cymru mewn llythyr i'r
ddau weinidog.

"Rydyn ni bellach wedi cyrraedd sefyllfa na wnaiff gwelliannau bychain i'r gwasanaethau presennol y tro. Mae ystadegau Llywodraeth Cymru ei hun yn dangos methiant eu polisïau presennol, a bod angen trefn newydd.

"Er mwyn mynd i'r afael â'r bygythiad hwn i olwg pobl, rhaid wrth rwydwaith o ganolfannau rhagoriaeth rhanbarthol, gyda'r nod o dorri'r rhestri aros a sicrhau triniaeth ar fyrder yn ôl yr angen."

Ychwanegodd Dr Lloyd fod Plaid Cymru'n cefnogi Coleg Brenhinol yr Offthalmolegwyr yng Nghymru, ac yn benodol y galwad gan eu llywydd Dr Gwyn Williams sydd wedi pwyso am weithredu ar adolygiad allanol o ofal
llygaid yn 2021, a ddangosodd fod gan Gymru ymhlith y nifer lleiaf o
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