6 months after my CXL haze...
Posted: Thu 21 May 2015 12:36 pm
Hi just thought I'd update my situation 
If you've read my threads previously you'll know I got severe corneal hazing after getting CXL performed on my second eye. This week marks 6 months since it started... and I'm getting somewhere, slowly.
In the daylight especially I'm finding it easier; the reflections and ghosting are still horrible but I can see text on my iPhone and street names. I had a check up yesterday and for the first time they've decided it's time to start contacts/glasses again in that eye... I can't wait to see the results!
I can clearly still see that the hazing is there, and it's like looking through smoke all the time, but progress is progress, and hopefully it'll continue. One strange thing we did find out which I've never seen mentioned before is that CXL has made my right eye long sighted, and my left eye short sighted! Apparently the difference in diopters in my case is more than the brain can cope with (when it comes to glasses)
so they've had to tone it down a bit, but hopefully they'll still be usable.
If I can be posting up in another 6 months that I've seen further improvements I'll be a happy man!

If you've read my threads previously you'll know I got severe corneal hazing after getting CXL performed on my second eye. This week marks 6 months since it started... and I'm getting somewhere, slowly.
In the daylight especially I'm finding it easier; the reflections and ghosting are still horrible but I can see text on my iPhone and street names. I had a check up yesterday and for the first time they've decided it's time to start contacts/glasses again in that eye... I can't wait to see the results!
I can clearly still see that the hazing is there, and it's like looking through smoke all the time, but progress is progress, and hopefully it'll continue. One strange thing we did find out which I've never seen mentioned before is that CXL has made my right eye long sighted, and my left eye short sighted! Apparently the difference in diopters in my case is more than the brain can cope with (when it comes to glasses)

If I can be posting up in another 6 months that I've seen further improvements I'll be a happy man!