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Corneal transplant

I had I corneal transplant 4 weeks ago, but I see a grey spot in the middle of the see, and can see, is this normal, and if it is is this going to go away.
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I'm sorry but I am not exactly sure what you are talking about.  Do you see a gray spot in the middle of your vision?  or do you look in the mirror and see a gray spot in the middle of your corneal transplant?  Either way it doesn't sound normal but hopefully is not a major problem.  It should be very easy for  you to call the surgeon's office and have the doctor address your concerns.

MJK MD
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What I meant is, when focusing or trying to see something, I can see through the side of my eye and things are slowly clearing, but in the middle of what am seing I cannot focus and looks like a grey spot is blocking my vision, I talked to my doctor about it, but he says that this spot is going to fade as the eye heals. But I am concern that this will not happen and something wrong is going on, the name of my doctor is Mark B. Kislinger.
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