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Retinal detachment
I had by buckle surgery on 16th august which is a successful one in my right eye. My VA is also 6/6 P in the operated eye. I just gone to the surgeon today who checked my eyes and concluded there is superior lattice in the LE( prior had holes which were sealed ) . Also sometimes i see lights when i close my eyes. my ques is
1. is it normal because i had my eyes checked my two different dr
also can i play sports like badminton etc???
is it advisable...
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If there is history of retinal surgery in one eye, there is risk for RD in other eye. I would recommend you to get barrage laser for lattice degeneration of other eye
You can live normal life but avoid heavy work
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a patient with history of retinal detachment surgery can lead normal life but should avoid jumping and any strenuous work.
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