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I would wait a minimum of 3 months after the cataract surgery- then it's fair game for a yag laser IF you have significant posterior capsule opacification that is decreasing your vision. It only takes about 2 -3 months for the lens to seat fairly well in the capsule. I suspect your capsule may not be that cloudy and that it why yag laser is not being considered now.

DO NOT GO TO LASER SPINE, I WENT LAST YEAR, THE PAIN LEFT FOR 3 WEEKS, THEN CAME BACK, YOU JAVE TO PAY $29,000 UP FRONT AND THEY TELL YOU THAT YOU WILL BE REIMBURSED BY YOUR INSURANCE BUT THEY GET YOUR MONEY AND THAT IS IT, THEY SEND IN TOTALLY DIFFERENT CPT CODES SO YOUR INSURANCE WONT PAY.

You seriously need to have tried it successfully with contact lenses before considering monovision after cataract surgery. The intraocular lens implants used with cataract surgery are basically permanant and not easily replaced, so changing your mind after the fact is something to be avoided at all costs. 3. Decide what your vision priority first and try to get that accomplished before going for priority number two.

I recently had cataract surgery. I have cataract in both eyes. My doctor did the right bad eye first. My vision was fine before surgery. I was farsighted and need magnifying glasses for reading only fine prints. I was able to walk around, read street signs from a distant and close up. After surgery, I no longer can see people faces at a distant.

They ranged in time from one day before the surgery to seven days before the surgery, depending on what MD is doing the surgery. Unforunately my MD says seven days. Thanks again for the input.

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Yet, it never dawned on me that I would NOT see as well WITH GLASSES ON AFTER cataract surgery - then what I could see BEFORE SURGERY! Even the names... RESTORE and REZOOM were subtly implanted, (no pun intended!) in my mind. So, finally, here is my question... I wonder if anyone has ever been ALLERGIC to these, or any lens used?

My first surgery was aminamilly invasive laser surgery down in Florida which I believe was the biggest mistake I ever made in my whole life.They are crooks them laser surgery dr.s (beware).Wish I would of just had the fusion instead but I didnt have until 7 months after laser surgery.So needless to say the past year has been a nightmare.Only this past week has the pain been really decreasing.My dr gave me neurontin and lyrica but hell with that junk I will just take what works (oxycodone).

he is always in his laptop for playing games .. and also not eating any kind of vegetables.. now he his having +3.0 power and going to wear specs. can we remove the specs after curing? how long it will take him to be fully cured? what he should do to be allright?what kind of food shoul he take?

I have also gone to see my doctor (not eye doctor) and she does not know what it is, but mentioned it might be from having laser surgery on my cheeks and chin for the removal of tumours. But the dermatologist did not get near my eyes during the procedure. I have tuberous schlerosis, but I don't think that that has anything to do with the eye pain I have, because I have never had this problem with my eyes before. Do you know what I have? Do you know what I can do to reduce the pain I'm feeling?

Just finished a follow up exam after cataract surgery in both eyes. 3 years ago I had a Rezoom iol put in my right eye and last year a Restore in the left eye. I am 65 now and attribute the cataracts to 25 years of skippering a small sail boat with photo-grey lenses. I had a -2.00 correction in each eye and a .75 astigmtism correction in one eye. After a year - with no problems along the way - I was 20/20 in both eyes at distance.

During a rugby practice game I was thrown face first into the ground. I received a minor concussion and cracked a bone that was supposed to be supporting my right eye. It's been 7 days since the accident and even though it was a minor fracture, I still have double vision because everything I see with my right eye is slightly slanted downwards compared to my left one. I consulted three different doctors and they had mixed diagnosis.

I know there are laser resurfacing for pearly penile papules, and I was wondering if laser resurfacing was an option for this. If not is there anything I can do? Microdermabrasion? excsion? anything?! Can I find treatment? Has anyone dealt with this before? Please, help me, I want to feel like me again.

I have been diganosed with external genital warts and am awaiting CO2 laser vaporization surgery. My first questions are: can the warts spread on me if I shave my external genital area or if I masturbate, can they be spread into my vagina? My second questions are: can I transmit the genital warts to my future partners if I don't have any visible warts and can HPV be transmitted to my children if they use the same bathtub after I have showered?

I had PVD happen a few days ago and I'm not happy about it but there are a few docs who will do laser surgery to zap the blobs. This is safe and effective unlike vitrectomy. The Doc is in VA... I am going to wait 6 weeks to make sure it doesn't do anything else. I believe I caused it by straining!

I had the cataract surgery in my right eye. After the surgery my distance vision was much improved and so was my golf game but I was now unable to read without reading glasses because it seemed that my vision was different in my right eye things were shorter and fatter than in my other eye. A year later I woke up feeling like something was in my eye and I could see a large floater at the top of my vision that swung back and forth like a windshield wiper.

My retinas are examined on the annual basis and during 2004-2010 they are additionally coagulated several times (small areas of thinning as I was told). I’m very afraid of that fact. Is it OK to have so many laser surgeries on retina? My doctor in Belarus said last week: “I found nothing very bad in your eyes, everything needed I’ve done, check up regularly one time in one-two year, live as usual, but be cautious and especially avoid direct trauma”. Could I put several questions on this?

If they are cosmetically displeasing or prone to bleeding, angiomas may be removed by surgery, freezing (cryotherapy ), burning (electrosurgery/cautery), or laser. Let us know if you need any other information. Regards.

Well, I'm six weeks post-op for removal of a partially ruptured endometrial cyst and lasering of endometriosis. The last week and a half or so, my symptoms from pre-surgery are returning. *sigh* I have the occasional sharp pains over the ovary (on the right, of course.. where my surgery was), the low level back ache, headache, and general ache over the whole right side. And actually a very mild form of those on the left. Have even had the weird tingly feeling over the ovary on the right.

If money is an issue, other implants also improve one’s vision with cataract surgery. I usually ask patients to fill out a detailed form which helps me determine which type of implant to use. Dr. Feldman Sandy T. Feldman, M.D., M.S.

One of the great things about it is it also kills yeast so even though for me it no longer works alone, I now take it with the antibiotics and have few yeast issues! I am currently however scheduled for a new surgery on Aug. 4th, to specifically treat MSK papillary calcifications! The doctor doing the surgery specializes in MSK and chronic pain.

There is nothing you can do to stop growing at a certain height. When your RX stablizes if you don't like glasses or contacts you can have lasik laser surgery.

There wasn't anything they could do about it at that time but I wonder know with everything they do with laser surgery if that would be a possiblity.

I have angle closure glaucoma, but got surgery on right eye to prevent sudden blindness, and dry eye, plus, cataracts which Dr. said would not need surgery for another 10 years. He also said I wouldn't require surgery for the angle closure in the left eye for quite some time, and to keep taking my Timolol Maleate. Anyway, after I rubbed my eyes, it was like I was looking at the world through a milky lense. This persisted for quite some time, although I kept blinking.

All of it can not be removed because it is attached to the spinal cord and it will leave me paralyzed. I went about 17 years before this surgery in 2010 and they used laser and I believed that is why I have the foot drop. The way the doctor talked I should be as good as new and go at-least 20 years before I need another back surgery. I did ask why can't the tumor be drawn out with a needle and not do another surgery? He said they have to know exactly what type of tumor they are dealing with.

My husband had two retinal tears repaired by laser 2 days ago and is still quite anxious about the possibility of more tears or retinal detachment, and about returning to a normal life of physical exercise. So, my questions: Are more retinal tears likely? Is a retinal detachment inevitable? And, once his 7 day healing period is over, will he be able to return to his two sports - tennis and golf?

They did remove fluid to relieve pressure, but are too LATE for the laser surgery (it is only done before 24 weeks). Now it is a waiting game, but the docs keep talking about taking the babies and then something improves slightly so they wait a bit longer. I wish we were talking weeks, but I think it is a matter days. And of course the docs keep talking about all these horrible defects they will likely have...that 26-30 weeks is just soooo early to deliver.

Could you read anything on the close up eye chart at the 1 week after surgery follow up visit? Did you use the eye exercises (word games)? Did they improve your close up vision? How long was it before you noticed an improvement? At the 1 week follow up visit, I could not read anything on the reading chart. My Dr. says that at this stage, the likelihood of getting full accomodation is not likely and that with exercise, partial accommodation is possible.

The urologist told him that he shouldn't be in pain as the stones are all still in the kidney and he doesn't want to do surgery since the last surgery went so poorly so basically shrugged us off with no game plan. He of course doesn't want to prescribe pain killers either as he 'doesn't see a reason' for the pain. This was last Friday, Saturday my husband felt a stone on the move and felt it move into the bladder and then passed a 4 mm stone Sunday morning.

Had laser surgery last year and haven't been on drops since, even though he wanted me to trial test trusopt, I was unable to see him the next two visits I had with him, and no one told me to stay on them. So I didn't. Had field tests, and Hrts were to be the next possible test. Regular maintenence to continue. Also had colonoscopy and endoscopy which revealed a lesion in my colon, which turned out benign and a 4cm hiatal hernia.

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