poor vision

Good evening to all, I am having some vision problems issues and cannot get the proper correction from my glasses. My right eye is around 20/40 corrected with some distortion from a detached retina in 4/10; cataract removed and replaced with a Toric lens and a macular membrane peel in 12/10.    My left eye is about 20/25 corrected with three retinal tears fixed with the laser and a small cataract. Each eye tested independently is really not that bad, but getting both eyes to work together seems to be the big problem. I am experiencing a lot of cloudiness and blurred vision particularly during the day and at distances. My reading vision is not as bad. I am being followed by an outstanding Retinal surgeon and was told at my last visit two weeks everything looked fine with my retinas. I have had three different eyeglass prescriptions since June of this year. Is there anything else that might be tried to improve my overall vision? I was considering a neuro- ophthalmologist. Thank you for all of your help.    

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

1. Read the postings today just below this from rag8347. Many of them apply to you. Since your problems seem to be binocular use of the eyes either a strabismus (pediatric) ophthalmologist or neuro-ophthalmologist would be the next step. I think the former a better choice than the latter.

JCH MD

[sugardaddy1]

Thank you very much for your response. Actually it was cloudy and raining here today and my vision was somewhat better. Is there such a thing as clear floaters affecting my vision on sunny days? Have a great evening

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

Floaters are often more visible or prominent with certain types of backgrounds. For instance looking into a very blue sky and moving the eyes will usually make most floaters visible.

JCH MD

[sugardaddy1]

Thank you Dr. Hagan

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

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