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Which is the best lens for cataracts and astigmatism? A friend had a cataract and astgmaiisim lens replacement and it did not correct his astimatism.My friend was told he had astimatism of the cornea which could not be detected prior to surgery.
m assuming you have has cornea laser surgery (intracorneal lasik or surface lasik (PRK) This does not make the cataract surgery more difficult only makes the calculations of what IOL to put in your eye more difficult with a wider standard deviation than regular corneas that have not had surgery. This is more important with multifocal/accommodating IOLs than monofocal IOLs. There is no best IOL and no choice that is best for everyone.
A famous surgical option would be that of laser. Although laser surgery is expensive, it has proven to be effective. The warts are physically burned off with the laser treatment. Another alternative treatment would be cauterization. In this procedure, the affected tissue is destroyed with a hot instrument.
It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided.
Those with a knowledge of dermatology, urology or plastic surgery, what would be the best and safest way of lightening just the red raphe strip in the area highlighted above?
Research suggests the best way would be with a bleaching agent much in the same way anal/vaginal bleaching is approached. Hydroquinone appears to be too dangerous; would kojic acid be better? I've heard that a TCA peel can work. I would apply the lightening agent using a q-tip I think.
My laser treatment - surgery - is planned for January. Has anyone had laser surgery for genital warts removal before?
I am worried about the scarring and the recovery part of the surgery. My Dr. said I would be in bed for about 15 days following the surgery, and that it would take about 1 month to heal completely. I've heard about horror stories... bad scarring... tissue sticking together... skin not being the same afterwards, and complicated intercourse following the surgery.
Hi Do you recommend people who need cataract surgery and dont mind paying the extea cost go with laser assited cataract surgery rather then the traditional method .
i have had squint (bimeial recession) surgery 2 weeks ago all seems to have gone fine. Didnt get double vidion or anything now some weeks on i have been getting headaches and today noticed coloured halos around light bulbs. 3 days ago had my post op check and all seemed ok(no cataract) what do you think this is and should i be worried about it or is it common after this surgery.
Just wondering how this turned out for your son. Did the laser work? My 11 year old has a pyogenic angioma on her cheek and our doctor said laser won't get rid of it. He suggests getting it removed by a plastic surgeon. Hoping your son's outcome was positive!
Hi ValveJob, just wanted to comment on your potential cataract surgery.
As a fellow myope who's axial lengths are also over 30mm, I've read a lot about the difficulty of cataract surgery for patients like us.
I can't remember if I've commented before on this, but wanted to make sure you are aware of the option in cataract surgery between 'traditional' methods of cataract extraction and the 'laser' method.
Thanks for the input. My opticician tells me it is the astigmatism that is causing the problem. Certainly when I put my new galsses on the vision is lovely and sharp - and of course without the glasses the vision is not too bad.
I am just exploring options.
What about astigmatic keratotomy post op - would this be something to enquire about - I read about so many laser complications.
I did everything and even went to Laser Spine Institute for relief. I had surgery on my neck and lower back in July. I still have pain and have pain in my two fingers. My scapula is the main problem which is in right shoulder. Diagnos with a winging scapula. What can I do for treatment for winging scapula's??
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