It is now 4 months since I was diagnosed with Wet AMD in my right eye. I have had 3 Lucentis injections, and had a check recently. The results were amazing! I saw the before and after photos of my retina. My sight in my eye is almost back to normal. All that is left is just a tiny blind spot, just below my central vision. I don't notice this at all with both eyes open.
I am due another check in a month's time, but I am told that this may be it! I may not need any more injections. Everyone was very impressed.
I hope that this gives comfort to all those out there who are shocked and frightened by the diagnosis!
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Hi sukie, great to read that news about the improvement you have had so quickly. Just today I went for my second injection, unfortunately the first Injection showed no improvement at all, the tests showed I had even more fluid behind my eye. Hopefully this 2nd injection does some good . Regards
Delighted that your treatment was so successful, and that you have offered some hope and reassurance to others in a similar situation.
The diagnosis of AMD can indeed be distressing and daunting for many people in all sorts of circumstances. We at the Macular Society have a helpline that offers support and factual information to people with sight loss, or their relatives, and can be contacted at 0300 3030 111. It can be good to talk to someone when you are facing challenges or considering difficult decisions.
Wishing you all the best for your future sight, but happy to talk with you if you have any questions.
My first post here. Just come back from eye clinic with my mum who has been having monitoring for a few months. Today told right eye looks worse and have to decide if mum wants injections. I'm very worried for her as she has so many health issues. Thank you for your post which is giving us some hope. I hope things are going well for you.
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