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Going to ER
I'm going to the ER. Last time this happened to me, in my left ey, things got in the worst possible shape because no one listened.
Does Raghu have a financial interest, is this the reason for these 23 identical postings to 23 forum members? If so, this is not the place to advertise.
. Doc#2 saw me at 8 a.m. when I had had 3 hours' sleep. The ER called him and told him how anxious I was. He said that I have vitreous changes. It makes sense, because I saw really strange, alarming things over my entire eye--and I doubted my entire retina could be in danger. He said that he has heard of these bizarre symptoms before. He says that he doubts that my retina would ever detach in my right eye.
lyHe has said that I COULD get new lattice, and that this should be lasered, of course. I still will watch my eye. Of course, there is a high risk for everyone with the second eye, and both eyes had the same symptoms a year agao. The right heye has been repeatedly lasered this year. Needless to say, I was really scared.
lyHe has said that I COULD get new lattice, and that this should be lasered, of course. I still will watch my eye. Of course, there is a high risk for everyone with the second eye, and both eyes had the same symptoms a year agao. The right heye has been repeatedly lasered this year. Needless to say, I was really scared.
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