Losing Sight

I have  an auto immune (inflammatory) disorder called Behcets. One generally will have eye problems but mine is different. My eyelid on the right eye is half closed all the time and now it is on the left eye also. It blocks my vision plus  I do have scars on the retina from untreated inflammation. I see some type of specialist but I was told the muscles/nerves are not working right. The longer I use them the worse it gets. I cannot see small print and now I have this situation with myeyes and do not know what it could be.
Anu ideas?
This web-site does not allow me to enlarge the font so I have to just look at my keyboard at to type.
ALL ideas are wekcome.
Thank you
Rosemona

[John C Hagan III, MD, FACS, FAAO]

1. Be sure your team includes a rheumatolgist, a retina Eye MD or Uveitis Eye MD.
2. COnsult a oculoplastic surgeon about the eyelid closure (ptosis).
3. You can enlarge the font on this website by clicking on the big A in the upper far right of the question box, you also can use your operating system on your computer to enlarge the fong.
4. Buy a Kindle or a Nook. It is inexpensive and you can read any book in 40 pt font.
5. Get referred to a 'visual aid clinic" for a low vision evaluation.

JCH MD

[Rosemona]

I have been treated for the retinal Vasculitis and Neuro-Behctes with Cytoxan, which as worked wonderful for those two conditions.
The Ptosis is the problem because I did see the specialist and I am on Warafin for DVT/PE in May and he said not closer than 60 days after the Cytoxan due to the half-life. In addition, I have several gealth issues he said it is Ptosis and that does not normally occur with Behcets. But the longer I use my eyes they are just shutting so I am limited on how long I can read or use them for almost anything. My other conditions take presedance over the Ptosis, there are not drops or anything i can do about it,
The surgery would have to be under the lid (the incision) I do not have a lot of fat as why some people get this surgery then it is a plastic surgery procedure mine is not the care. He said one cannot be put under either as one has to interact so that to much skin is not removed.
At the rate this is progressing I will not be able to see...I am wondering if I should get a second opinion. He said there are not any exercises, drops or treatments to help it,
Any ideas that would benefit me or newer surgery more suited for my condition:
Is there a top EYE Specialist Clinic for someone in my situation?
I also have Monocomplex Neurtisis and anti-Phospholipid Syndrome (LAC). Nerve issues just on the righr side prior ir was the left side. No lumber spine isses or Sciatic nerve issues. I have a foot drop on the left side, 3 fingers that dionot qork well on the left side..