You might remember me in previous posts on my experience with UV Crosslinking.
I'm from The Netherlands and had UV crosslinking carried out in one eye on 23rd of August 2007 in Brussels.
My recovery period was unusual long (almost 2 months), with epitheleum which did not heal very well.
Full recovery could take up to 6 months they said.
And guess what, I went to the eye docter this morning for a check up on the eye which I
did each 2 weeks lately and my eye is recovered! Don't know if that is full recovery already but it's a major improvement.
Epitheleum is fine but what is amazing is that with my affected eye I can even read some letters of the 100% line
with a normal soft contact lens or normal glasses, while this was 60-70% 1 month ago! Champaign will be opened tonight, you bet! I've ordered my soft lenses today. Maybe it's too early to cheer,
but I could really read some letters of the 100% line while the doctor was holding the different lenses in front of my eye.
So hopefully from Tuesday when I have my new lenses I can see normal again with this eye.....
So no more scleral lens or rigid ones or piggy-bags! Hopefully the crosslinking will do its work and keep it stable!!
Must say that I maybe had a quite mild version of keratoconus as it was only discovered 10 months ago while I was at the age of 27.
But since it was discovered I went through a whole cycle of irritations: rigid lenses (not working), piggy-bag (not working either),
scleral (better but still) etc etc...and all the difficulties of the recovery period after surgery.
Just to let you know about my positive feelings after quite a long period of uncertainties and eye problems.
There is light in the tunnel!
Regards,
Ronald
