Posted by Judy on August 21, 1999 at 11:59:37
I have had three detachments, after I experienced a large flash of light and thousands of
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On June 21st the scar tissue detached the retina again,which at that time the doctor took off the scar tissue and reatached the retina. My vision at this time is 20/70. My question is after the scar tissue heals will my eye sight improve or will the scar tissue keep it from improving? I'm a bus driver and I have to have 20/40 to be able to return, will that happen or am I reaching for the impossible.
I have had no eye problems at all up to this point, except slightly nearsighted. I'm 50 years old, and thought I was in great health.
Thank you for your imput.
Judy
Posted by hfhs md ke on August 21, 1999 at 15:17:18
judy-
if u have had 2 retinal detachment surgeries then 20/70 is actually doing fairly well, but if u are not far removed from your last procedure then u may continue to improve only time will tell. but it is not the scar tissue causing the visual loss- it is the fact that the retina was detached and away from it's normal blood supply, and it may also be due to secondary changes in the macula ( the most sensitive part of the retina ) in either case time will tell good luck