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is it normal to notice flashes and small floaters in the eye 2 wks post op (bubble and buckle). Ive noticed to the outer side of the bubble there is a very small black bubble/dot...that comes and goes.
I have maxidex which i was told dilates my eyes..when will it go back to normal? And will my white part ever return to nromal colour?
What about a droopy eyelid? Before the op, i was meant to be like +8.5 and i was told day after that I will prob be +10, so will be really myopic more than i am now. he said i can still drive which is amazing. Does making the eye ball longer mean the eye lid goes droopy
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hello i m vinay
i forgot to mention my age that is 20
hello sir,
i m vinay from india .i have a problem in my left eye.i cant see anything with this.but it is not fully blind. doctors says that i have a week retina.and there is no cure for this.but the major problem is that the iris of the same eye is also not in my control.that is what make me feel very low and underestimate me always.so i jst want to ask that is there any cure for this????your quick response will be really appreciate.
thnx
vinay..
hello sir,
i m vinay from india .i have a problem in my left eye.i cant see anything with this.but it is not fully blind. doctors says that i have a week retina.and there is no cure for this.but the major problem is that the iris of the same eye is also not in my control.that is what make me feel very low and underestimate me always.so i jst want to ask that is there any cure for this????your quick response will be really appreciate.
thnx
vinay..
NO. Use the search feature and look up "Floaters".
JCH III MD
Dear Sir. I have floating lines and squiggles in my line of sight. Could this be an after effect of my eyes being exposed to an extreme amount of light and heat while repairing helicopter type search lights without wearing protective eyewear?
thank you, Kevin
Nutrition pays no role in posterior vitreous detachments or progressive myopia. If you have only floaters but not an INCREASE of them, no flashes, no loss of peripheral vision no reduction of vision then an office visit is probably not necessary.
JCH IIIMD
Dear Sir
I am high myopic patient . From last few months am suffering Floaters in my right eye .
But there is no any complaint of 'lighting effect ot Haf back curtain'..is it necessary that it would lead to Retiana Detachment. From last one year I did not pay much attention to nutition ,,and i feel that this problem is because of lack of vitamins and good nourishment . ,,,Is it that every High Myiopic petient will face the Degeneration and it would lead to retiana detachment ?? can I STOP the degeneration and Detaichment by Good Nourishment ??? Kindly Suggest .. Am wooried, i do not want to loose eye-sight .
Regards / Samiksha
Sorry the best I can say from here is see an Eye MD yearly, protect your eye from disease and injury.
JCH III MD
Dear Sir...Dr.John.C.Hagan
Thanks for your comment... As per doctor i am 100 % blind from Left Eye and Overall blindness(Both Eyes) is 30 %.
If someone falls heavy light ( e.g. Torch, Halogen...) in to my Damage eye (left eye), i can feel it. And also i can count fingers from appx. 1 feet. but it is all dark in black colour. iris is totally damage. So some vision is there.. What you say ? May i have some chances in future... ?
Regards,
Paresh Patel
INDIA
If the eye is 100% blind (no light perception) the chances of making it see again are remote and you had best protect and preserve the vision in the other eye.
Get a second opinion from another Eye MD on both your eyes. If that Eye MD says you eye cannot be helped then accept it.
JCH III MD