Michael J Kutryb, MD  
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Specialties: Ophthalmology, Cataract Surgery, glaucoma, Laser Vision Correct

Interests: Ophthalmology

Kutryb Eye Institute - Titusville
321-383-7888
407 S Washinton Ave
Titusville - FL
Jul 24, 2008 06:58PM in the Eye Care Expert Forum
GO TO THE DOCTOR! Please see an EyeMD ophthalmologist right away. There is a VERY HIGH CHANCE OF A RETINAL DETACHMENT! Michael Kutryb, MD
Jul 24, 2008 06:55PM in the Eye Care Expert Forum
It's your call. I would suggest you look very closely at the risk of Gadolinium dye which they sometimes use. Please do some research on and very carefully way the risks of this dye - this is very important. I personally would not allow the Gadolinium. I am not so worried about the anesthesia or the MRI itself. It may be the only way to identify a seriou...
Jul 24, 2008 06:52PM in the Eye Care Expert Forum
First, I want to dispell a myth. Reading too close or in dim light does not damage your eyes or your eyesight. If you think about it - how could it. Does it hurt your ears to listen to whispers or listen very closely to soft sounds? Anyway, regarding your eye health, take a daily multivitamin, don't smoke, don't drink excessively, eat a great healthy die...
Jul 24, 2008 06:46PM in the Eye Care Expert Forum
If you look for it it will always be there, but I guess you might also notice it when looking down for reading. I suspect it might depend some on the facial anatomy as well. Overall, it really doesn't matter because there is nothing you can do about it, right. MJK MD
Jul 24, 2008 06:43PM in the Eye Care Expert Forum
I would wait a minimum of 3 months after the cataract surgery- then it's fair game for a yag laser IF you have significant posterior capsule opacification that is decreasing your vision. It only takes about 2 -3 months for the lens to seat fairly well in the capsule. I suspect your capsule may not be that cloudy and that it why yag laser is not being consid...
Jul 24, 2008 06:38PM in the Eye Care Expert Forum
Systane is a great drop but too thick in my opinion to use on contacts. I suggest Genteal Mild or Moderate instead. Michael Kutryb, MD