UK Keratoconus Self-Help and Support Association

I'd be up for it, i added myself to the facebook list.

I don't know the solution, but I'll give it a go. How old are your bottles of the two step solution? Is one preservative free? Have you thoroughly rinsed the contact? That's all I can come up with. The stinging could possibly be due to a corneal abrasion and something in the solution is reacting wit...

Hi hi, are you looking for my B&W one? If so, here it is. It's actually the scarring.

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If not, i'll shut up lol.

I've been put on the waiting list for a full-thickness transplant today.

You mention you are wearing polarising lenses. Could it be stress patterns in your lenses, showing up only at certain brightnesses/angles?

Thanks all.

I can see that things are probably slightly more in focus, but I also have really bad ghosting. I'd describe it as almost radial. The ghosting impairs my vision considerably.

Hey everyone. As some may remember I had an episode (my first) of acute corneal hydrops in my right eye. It was a pretty serious case. Now, several months down the line, i'm waiting for a consultation regarding a corneal graft. I'm into photography, and today i took a picture of my right eye. I'm ve...

About 4-5 weeks ago I had a hydrops episode, my first infact, and it was pretty bad. Anyway, it's been a while now and I think the fogging is getting quite a bit smaller in the last few days. I'm just wondering is this usually what happens or is it more gradual?

It's mid vision for me, but like you say, just gotta wait and see. Nothing like a relaxing Easter Break.

I was expecting it sooner or later, just guess I got caught by suprise. When i first got diagnosed i was told i'd need surgery sooner or later but they decided to try contacts first.

I don't know if anyones interested. But they told me today I will probably need a transplant, as the hydrops will leave a scar in my field of view..