Thank you both for responding back to me
I had a cataract removed left eye with the acrysof IQ monofocal on my left eye. My eye prescription before cataract surgery was -.75x-3.500x020(od)
-4x-1.25x010 (os)
after cataract surgery -4.25 +3.75x110(od) plus prescription
+.50+.75x090 (os) plus prescription
I don't have cataracts on my right eye, so there seems to be an imbalance driving me crazy. I didn't have an imbalance before the surgery. I also have keratoconous, so prk/ lasik is not an option. Can you tell me the diopeter difference of two eyes post up cataract surgery? According to surgeon it is 2.25 which he said my eyes should be able to handle but they're not. For some reason i ended up farsighted on left eye instead of plano. Any suggestions as tho what should i do?
. I'm thankful that patients have a place like this to take out their concerns. I was thinking about one thing +.50+.75x090 (os) . Since replacing the iol monofocal lens is a great risk. Just in my head do you think that by putting a -4 lens in order to induce myopia and then glasses that correct the small amount of astigmatism would be of help. that way there wouldn't be such a difference between the two eyes. what i'm trying to say is to purposely leave the eye myopic with contact lenses and then trying to alleviate this problems with glasses, making the prescriptions with less of a difference(diopeter) between the two eyes.
glasses on top of the contact lens in this particular eye..
I have been going to a eye speciaist doctor already, just wanted another opinion.
Optic nerve damage can not be reversed. There are no medications or surgeries for this. I do not know if you will go blind. Please see an ophthalmologist.
Dr. O.