Optic pallor does not always correlate with level of vision. That is I have seen eyes with almost white optic nerves that had reasonable vision but other with moderate pallor with poor vision.
As I have said your problem is so complex that I cannot really contribute anything to your many issues.
I do wish you well.
JCH MD
Since my third retina surgery, I have supposed that I would continue to have many proglems with the eye--with the cornea, optic nerve, retina, scar tissue, with hypotony, the ciliary body, my lids, and whatever else.
I know this because of all I have read, and because I listened carefully to every medical term and condition that all my doctors, and all of the doctors on the forum, have mentioned.to me.
You can tell I am anxious. I just returned home from shopping and I am sure that everyone I met today was wondering why I was so hyper. I wondered too, and now that I have settled down, and I am talking about it, I realize that my eye condition still affects everything in my life.
I heard a little indirectly about Berrywoo today. I do not know if she has written in yet, but she is doing admirably well.
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It also seems that the optic nerve pallor could look bad for the future of the sight in that damaged eyw? I am very proud of that little bit of sight, and it helps me get around, some anyway.
So I should call the guy in Dallas, because he seems to have the most expertise? But I am very anxious; I will have to wait until Monday.
Can you say anything aabout the optic nerve pallor? I did a search on it, and it seems likely that it is common with multiple retinal detachments/surgeries?
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It depends on where the scar tissue is, I suspect it is in or on the retina. Your case is so complex that I cannot even speculate its implication on your future vision. You need to get these answers from the Eye MD that has looked into your eyes.
JCH MD