Itermediate uveitis R EYE

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Suffering from intermediate uveitis with complicated cataract (optd) R eye since Sept 2013 ,optd in Feb 2015. Post surgery Vision losing permanently reaches 6/36 unaided which was 6/9 after surgery .using glasses left plane ,right bifocal of 1+2.25. But since Jan 2016 assuming problem in left eye also . feels the visual objects as shaded or bordered likely a double as hiding behind the real image and peeping through a side up and down ,last or right. or can say assuming the real image as something is behind it in ascending order of size. Facing glaring and uneasy to work on screen as mob ,computer etc Now using ED Nepafenac B/D. Both eyes. IOP normal 16 to 18 both eyes

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Dr. Vishal S. Kakhandki Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon 13 yrs exp Belgaum · Accepted Answer

Dr. Vishal S. Kakhandki

Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon 13 yrs exp Belgaum

Consult a retina and uvea consultant .....It may be an autoimmune problem needs detailed evaluation and long term treatment. U have to be very patient and learn to live with the disease by accepting it.some problems don't have quick cure

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