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By birth my son corneal below avg developed , now age 6months , pk surgery done , now eye pressure is high , how to success my baby vision , plz give suggestions
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Hello dear....first of all we have to understand that the condition is very complicated...if cornea did not grow well that means there are high chances of maldevelopment of angle and your child has high risk of glaucoma...glaucoma in kids after pk usually responds less to medicines ....mentally prepare urself your glaucoma surgery....moreover after everything gets sorted out...give appropriate spectacles to ur child as early as possible and start patching of healthy eye as early as possible to prevent amblyopia(lazy eye)..ur child has already developed amblyopia...so start amblyopia treatment as well..
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Dr. Y Siva Kumar
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This is a known complication of PK surgery. Your eye surgeon must have prescribed suitable medications for the same. If not so, consult an ophthalmologist immediately.
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