Injections are not likely to help but may be worth a shot as a last ditched effort if it doesn't get better on its own. You may want to get a third opinion from a university based retina specialist given you are considered a "unique" case.
HV
Just had my follow up visit. Confirmed chronic CSR not AMD. No changes in the recent pictures, the pattern seen is to wide and vague for laser (says I am a difficult case) so treatment options are injections if no further improvement in 8 weeks.
Do the injections prove worthwhile or is it better to wait for the healing on it's own? Is there something else I can do to help improve the condition?
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Yes CSR was the second diagnosis after AMD. Is it possible that the original diagnosis of AMD was correct? I sought out a second opinion once the original MD wanted to put a needle in my eye. OUCH!
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If it's CSR, it should hopefully continue to improve. If not, you may need a laser. Important to make sure that is what the diagnosis is though.
HV