My dad got operated for cataract surgery on right eye which was successful... After a week he got operated on left eye which worsen his vision Doctor told he has advanced diabetic retinopathy and gave a injection and 2 prp laser treatment therapy which made his vision even bad
Mine conjuctivitis has been cured fully i n 7 days with antibiotic drops . Can it be herpes? My wife has cold sores . So I am worried. My eye specialist must not have noticed it so he had given me antibiotic drops. It was only in left eye with gritting and light sensitivity
Is there anyone who get cured from partial ptosis After surgery or ya ayurved or a homopathy.i have taken homopathy medicine for 2 .5 months .it is effecting slowly ..should I continue homopathy medicine or should go for ayurved .i am losing my confidence.i am.not going out because of my eye
For the past 2 months I've been seeing these flashes of light in the corner of my both eyes occasionally once or twice a day or week (I don't wear any glasses). Last month (19/11/25) I got my eyes checked and the doctor said I've 6/6 vision and there's no retinal detachment in my dilation exam and gave me a few drop for my eyes to keep it wet/moist. The flashes have reduced in a significant manner but I've been facing trouble concentrating for a while like I can't see stripes etc for a while or I will get kind of dizzy. Or looking at my peripheral vision items kinda seems like popping ?¿. And yes I see them moving when I close my eyes in the corner of my eyes.I have a tendency to overthink i barely see any of it outdoors or when I'm with any company but it increases significantly when I'm alone in a room etc. so what should I do? P.s these flashes occur at night mostly after I am awake past midnight or in a dark environment. However, these flashes aren't as bright as they used to be.
Which lens is good for cataract surgery? Doctor suggested monofocal and edof lens Which is good among this?
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