Lucentis injection : I had my 5th Lucentis... - Macular Society

Macular Society

5,251 members2,600 posts

Lucentis injection

Alanis70 profile image
8 Replies

I had my 5th Lucentis Injection yesterday...... and since then my vision in that eye is very cloudy ... I think it is a little better today. but am very worried that I won't regain the level of sight I had, before the injection. This never happened on the previous injections.. I am naturally very worried...

Written by
Alanis70 profile image
Alanis70
To view profiles and participate in discussions please or .
Read more about...
8 Replies
RP1944 profile image
RP1944

HI Alanis 70. By now I hope your vision has improved? If not phone your hospital for advice . Take care.

Alanis70 profile image
Alanis70 in reply toRP1944

Thank you, RP1944, It has improved, but it is still sore and blurry. I will go back to the consultant tomorrow Monday 12th.... Just can't help feeling upset and nervous, till I know no damage occurred...... Thanks again

RP1944 profile image
RP1944 in reply toAlanis70

HI Alanis70, sorry to hear that your eye is still sore and blurry. I hope the consultant has some positive answeres for you tomorrow . Try not to worry too much.

Best wishes .

Alanis70 profile image
Alanis70 in reply toRP1944

Thank you ..... RP1944

Hi Alanis70, my vision always gets blurry after inj but clears within 24 hours. Ive never heard of the inj making vision worse permanently. Ring your clinic if you're concerned, they will be happy to help you.

Alanis70 profile image
Alanis70 in reply to

Thank you, eyesright........ I went back to the consultant next day after injection, He suggested my eye may have developed an infection, He applied and gave me an ointment ..... I will go back tomorrow " Monday". The weekend stopped me going back sooner..... It is still more blurred than it was prior to the injection...... Thanked for your reply

Jannetef profile image
Jannetef

I prefer Eyela I have no problem

Rosalyn-helpline profile image
Rosalyn-helplinePartner

Dear Alanis70,

Please do not hesitate to contact us on the Macular Society helpline as needed after today's hospital visit .

In addition, we do have a free telephone counselling service. This can be particularly useful in the coming to terms stage. We need the individual’s consent in order to be able to refer them. It takes a counsellor a maximum of a week to make the initial call. Our counsellors are fully trained and the majority have sight loss themselves. Sessions consist of approximately 6 of around 45-50 minutes each. I am copying a link to our booklet Emotional impact which references the counselling service:

macularsociety.org/sites/de...

Just to make you aware, we are currently offering free 6 month membership. This is a good way to keep up with current developments. Please ring us if you would like to benefit from this, or join via the following link:

macularsociety.org/6months

Please do not hesitate to contact us if we can be of any further help. The Macular Society helpline is open 9am – 5pm Monday to Friday on 0300 3030 111.

Alternately, you can contact us via:

help@macularsociety.org

Kind regards,

Not what you're looking for?

You may also like...

Lucentis injection and infection

I got an infection after Lucentis injection? I am told only 1 in 8000 injections lead to this....
mydaddy profile image

BAD REACTION TO lUCENTIS?

Hello everyoneI am new to this site. Two days ago I had my second injection of Lucentis. When I...
bedith6 profile image

Scratched cornea after lucentis injection

My mum has had lucentis injection for Amd for the last two years. The last 3 injections have...
Hels1 profile image

Time between Lucentis Injection

Hi, when you have monthly injections, how many days do you wait from injection to injection, 4...
josexp3 profile image

Difference after injection between Lucentis & Eyelea

After having Lucentis injections monthly for most of the last 2 to 3 years it was felt that a...
Sijslws profile image

Moderation team

See all

Content on HealthUnlocked does not replace the relationship between you and doctors or other healthcare professionals nor the advice you receive from them.

Never delay seeking advice or dialling emergency services because of something that you have read on HealthUnlocked.