Water coming out from Eyes

2020-05-03 14:22:42
One of the eyes having problem everyday water is coming out,also she has cataract issue which needs to be operated. I have attached one of the eye doctor recommend prescription. Please advise .
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According to the prescription She is having dacryocysrorhinitis re and cataract in same eye As per protocol She must be operated for dcr first and after complete recovery ie about at least 3to 5 wks .

Answered2020-05-04 11:13:59

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First her DCR or DCT surgery has to be done to remove the infection from tear duct. Only after recovery from that, she can safely proceed for cataract surgery. Don't delay too much. She has advanced cataract and also a type of glaucoma for which laser was done
Next Steps
Plan with your local ophthalmologist for DCR surgery, then cataract surgery.
Health Tips
Watch out for increasing pressure in eye

Answered2020-05-04 06:56:21

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Hello Her lacrimal passage is blocked and causing watering Go ahead with DCR surgery as advised

Answered2020-05-03 14:29:33

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She is suffering from Right sided dacryocystitis. Also looking at vision, her Right eye cataract seems to be a matured one. Already her Right eye Yag PI has been done previously so she must be having shallow anterior chamber. Also a mature cataract can go into Phacomorphic glaucoma, Phacolytic glaucoma or other Lens induced glaucoma. So better to operate early as possible. First Dacryocystorhinostomy or Dacryocystectomy  and once the wound is healed and healthy mostly say after 3-4 weeks then can go ahead with Cataract surgery.

Answered2020-05-04 11:31:12

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