I understand your concern about the ongoing anti-VEGF injections. Unfortunately, there is currently no "permanent cure" for conditions requiring anti-VEGF therapy, such as diabetic macular edema, retinal vein occlusion, or wet age-related macular degeneration. These are chronic conditions where abnormal blood vessel growth or leakage continues over time, requiring ongoing management. Anti-VEGF injections remain the gold standard treatment because they effectively control the disease and preserve vision. While I appreciate your frustration with repeated injections, it's important to understand that stopping treatment typically leads to vision deterioration and fluid reaccumulation. The shift from steroids to anti-VEGF was likely made because steroids caused complications like elevated eye pressure or cataract progression, while anti-VEGF has a better safety profile for long-term use.

Please consult vitreo retina surgeon for detailed eye examination and further management

You have to o follow up with your retina doctor

This has to be discussed by your retina specialist.. Certain condition require long term treatment and multiple injections

Depends on the condition for which is she taking Anti VEGFs and her response to the treatment

Pl consult local Retina specialist.

There is no permanent solution however different types of anti VEGF are available which can extend the followup between injections and depending on the disease there are alternative/supplementary treatment options which may decrease frequency and need for anti VEGF

Please consult local retina specialist