I have been diagnosed with (bilateral age-related) vitroretinopathy. I don't fully understand what it is, butd from what I've read it causes vision loss and any invasive procedures are not normally successful and can cause vision loss. I haven't had a retinal tear but have had pvds. I also have degenerative vitreopathy in one eye and have (bilateral) dry md. Does anyone have vitroretinopathy or vitreopathy and have they received successful treatment for it please.
Been diagnose with (Bilateral) Vitroretino... - Macular Society
Been diagnose with (Bilateral) Vitroretinopathy and Vitreopathy (already have dry md)
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