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Keratoconus-both eyes (Major in right)
My right eye is progressing with slight blurred vision and i cannot read any writing even from close or distance even after being operated C3R to both the eyes. I see a shadow of an object 4 times (Above, below and left right to the object. Which makes me difficult to identify the object). Same happens with light. Left eye is is not progressing, i don't feel confident to see with my right eye. Was wearing soft lens for about 2-3 month which was monthly disposable lens in order to improve my vision but didn't affect much.
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Keratoconus affects both eyes but not equally ie aymmetric in nature. C3R surgery was to hold any further progression of keratoconus. But for you to have a better vision you need RGP,special lenses for keratoconus. Meet a cornea specialist and get RGP contact lenses.
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You must try rgp lens.
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