I don't know whenever I keep my head down to take an afternoon nap during lunch hour . I sleep over my bench. I get blurry visions the moment I wake up. I can't see anything clearly. What is it exactly? Also it takes 5-10 minutes to restore my vision completely after I wake up. Is there anything that I should be worried about?
Hello Doctors, I had CSR in my left eye 2 times and both of them took more than 1 month to recover automatically. I used megabrom eye drops. This was prescribed by doctor which I consulted. Now I had CSR in my right eye and it's been 2 weeks I am giving the same medicine. I consulted doctor and has done oct which indicated CSR. Doctor had told me to do a DFA of eye to see leakage is present or not. Bilutni haven't done the DFA. So should I wait for around 1 month to see if it's recovering or not or Should I go for DFA?
I have floaters (vietroretinal degeneration) since 2019, it increased last year doctor and retina specialist mentioned it lattice degeneration, after 2 3 months he mentioned barrage laser as isn't needed as of now we will monitor. I have two questions: 1. After barrage laser floaters will increase or decrease? 2. I have too many floaters i can notice while working on screen whenever white background comes and reading too, should i go for floater only victronomy ? I'm software engineer and having mostly works on screen
I’m considering switching to powered contact lenses are they safe for long-term use? Also, is Lenskart a reliable option, or should I look into other brands?
Hello Doctors, I am currently suffering from CSR in my right eye. How to identify that I am recovering and within how many days this will recover?
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