Cataract eye
My mom had got cataract operation 2 years ago and now she is having blurred vision again in the same eye. Can it be cleared by eye drop? What is the solution. Please advise.
Anterior Segment Surgery
The process is split into several steps such as autograft preparation, AC removal, tunnel creation, screw insertion, graft strand securing and knee straightening. Modern surgeons use arthroscopy to first spot the region where the cartilage has been damaged. CPM machines are later used to inject nourishment into the cartilages.
The process is split into several steps such as autograft preparation, AC removal, tunnel creation, screw insertion, graft strand securing and knee straightening. Modern surgeons use arthroscopy to first spot the region where the cartilage has been d ... More
Health Q&A
Redness and allergy in eyes
I am having redness, watery eyes and swelling on eyes from last 8 days. I am doing cold compression, using nimoli white colour liquid and refresh tear and vigamox but it's not improving. Please suggest what is this is this eye flu or what?
Eye flu from last 4 days
I have this condition from last 4-5 days currently using Ciplox-D and cold compression but it's not improving and painful
Eye redness
My eyes are red itchy and sticky when i wakeup today the thing has worsened i was thinking it might be allergy so i used napthazoling chlorpenarimine maleate zincsulpahte menthol eye drops can it cause rebound redness? I was using that eye drop for 2 weeks
Cataract surgery not able to view proper
Which type of lens are suitable for cataract problem to view distance intermediate and near vison. Without spects which type of lens are perfect for age 50 years. Under monofocal which lens are suitable for distance, intermediate and near vision. It is okay if we get spects for reading newpaper but even for cooking it is problem using spects.after surgery if we use spects for near vison will it effect distance vison?
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Dr. Gary L Rogers
Ophthalmologist (Fellowship, Medical School, Internship, Residency, Medical degree, DO)
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Pediatric Ophthalmology Associates Inc
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Ophthalmologist (Medical School, Internship, Residency - ID, Class of 1971, Doctor of Medicine)
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Dr. Frederick M Kapetansky
Ophthalmologist (Residency, Medical School, Senior Resident)
69 years experience
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42 years experience
Retina Vitreous Associates
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