UK Keratoconus Self-Help and Support Association

Rough!
Hope you get some good news soon.

Having spent a good portion of my working life in wet suit, I hope thats not true, Rosmary
Peter, In my experience Sharks don't splash at all unless they are in the final throes of a feeding frenzy...
Enjoy!

Yeah, I mean naturally occuring testosterone. Its basically a steroid as you say. It is a sex-hormone but it also assists with physical development and some think it affects cerebral development. High-T individuals show tendencies for risk taking and dominance but also according to a theory called r...

I think the answer is no or nobody knows but if you don't ask..... Testosterone is a hormone which varies in amounts from person to person. I know that high levels of testosterone can suppress the immune system and high-t individuals tend to carry a high parasite burden. Does anyone know of a link w...

Peter, I don't how it works in your house but in mine anything which confirms any statement ref size of posterior is probably a mistake! :lol: I could be wrong on this but I think you are meant to argue the point not explain the shark's viewpoint! :lol: Anyhow, to answer the question, scuba diving c...

Lynn, so glad you pointed that out about the lenses. They will not stop progression but they are the best option if you can make it happen. The main thing is try different techniques and lenses at first. That's certainly what I tried. I also found this time of year is pretty pants if you have hayfev...

HI Steve, I hope you don't mind me asking a question too on your thread. I too am having stitches out on Friday. I am 7 months post graft but unlike you I retain the same va as before the op (1/60). I am kinda hoping that things will improve but I know it still very early days. They didn't replace t...

Hi, I've been on Maxidex since my PK in November. The doctor is very relctant to stop prescribing them, although I also react badly to the drops with bad congestion and nose bleeds. I think the drops are about the best cover against the threat of rejection, so I think we get stuck with them :cry: Pr...

I dropped my lens down the plug hole the other day. My wife retrieved it for me after dismantling the S-Bend.

I would say the dependence on lenses because I just don't get on with them. So you get 'what the world could look like' and then the pain, discomfort and finally the 'back to bad vision' phases :x Hopefully the graft will sort all that out once it starts to improve my vision. I do hate the photophob...