This sounds so weird I too was at Moorefield’s (was it Rubens???!!!!!) mine also much trouble, along way to travel to from Anglesey.
My vision is poor in my left eye ( the grafted eye- pain eye) I wouldn’t let them touch my right eye and still wont.
I’m in my early 40`s wonder if we were there the same time???
I have tried everything they throw at me with regards to vision I wear different lenses in both eyes and vision is “passableâ€
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yes I had Dr Buckley and Dr Dart too - we must have been sitting together at one time, who do you see now?
I go to Liverpool ,and see a Mr Batterbury hes good but cant help me for this eye pain either - very understanding but just cant help,It really does make me feel so depressed sometimes that I feel thats it!!
But life goes on
take care all the best
Del x
I go to Liverpool ,and see a Mr Batterbury hes good but cant help me for this eye pain either - very understanding but just cant help,It really does make me feel so depressed sometimes that I feel thats it!!
But life goes on
take care all the best
Del x
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After "speaking" to you I shall defiantly ask about laser, I think they mentioned it before but they needed to get down to the question of why the vessel growth was so active - at one point they were really bad, they put me on steroid drops (which I still take VERY occasionally after reading up about the side effects) and reduced wear of the contact lenses .The vessels did retract slowly. I’m due to go to Liverpool next month so I shall mention the laser. Thanks for being so understanding hope your OK
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Del, I was on steroid eye drops for at least a couple of years in total and I didn't experience an side effects. I understand your concerns about steroids as I use a steroid inhaler for my asthma and sometimes have to take a short oral course. As I understand it, effects are minimal when used topically.
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Steroid use can also cause a Posterior SubCapsular Cataract; so here's the question: Doe th possible benefits of steroid use outweigh the possible disadvantages?
If the answer is yes, your course is clear. If the answer is "no" then the course is equally clear. If, as is likely, the answer is "not sure" then you have some difficult decisions to make.
Sorry not to be more positive or even a little bit helpful.
Andrew
Steroid use can also cause a Posterior SubCapsular Cataract; so here's the question: Doe th possible benefits of steroid use outweigh the possible disadvantages?
If the answer is yes, your course is clear. If the answer is "no" then the course is equally clear. If, as is likely, the answer is "not sure" then you have some difficult decisions to make.
Sorry not to be more positive or even a little bit helpful.
Andrew
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