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Avastin shotd after eye stroke

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Anyone had same situation.? If so...Any vision improvement after shots?

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hi Bassbaby. I’m not sure what exactly is an eye stroke? Could you enlighten me. Thanks

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Blood flow Blocked to eye caused vision blind spots

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I had the same thing about 3 years ago. I woke up one morning and could only read the first 2 lines on the eye chart. I had one eylea injection, my vision cleared back to normal and I haven't needed another one since. I go to a retina specialist and get scans regularly, but so far, so good.

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