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Eye test timing after injection
Ihave wet AMD in L eye and dry AMD in the R eye and of f- centre double vision. Following a new bleed I have to have an injection next Wednesday. I had an appointment booked for an eye test the following Thursday ie 8 days later. Does anyone know what time should elapse between the two?
Ihave wet AMD in L eye and dry AMD in the R eye and of f- centre double vision. Following a new bleed I have to have an injection next Wednesday. I had an appointment booked for an eye test the following Thursday ie 8 days later. Does anyone know what time should elapse between the two?
doubleorbust
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Macular Society
2 years ago
Disc Hemorrhaging
Hello! I have had glaucoma for 4 years. I am currently taking 3 different kinds of eye drop and finally got my eye pressure down to 15. HOWEVER at yesterday's appointment my Dr. observed a disc hemorrhage. which is a sign of glaucoma progression. I am deeply worried. I will be having a trabeculectomy
Hello! I have had glaucoma for 4 years. I am currently taking 3 different kinds of eye drop and finally got my eye pressure down to 15. HOWEVER at yesterday's appointment my Dr. observed a disc hemorrhage. which is a sign of glaucoma progression. I am deeply worried. I will be having a trabeculectomy
stephanie1977
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Glaucoma UK
2 years ago
Surgery for Macular Degeneration?
First time posting here. My father-in-law, 87 yrs, has dry MD. What kind of treatments are there? Injections, drops, surgery? He says there is surgery for Dry MG but doctors don't want to perform it. Can someone help us out and give us a list of treatments.
First time posting here. My father-in-law, 87 yrs, has dry MD. What kind of treatments are there? Injections, drops, surgery? He says there is surgery for Dry MG but doctors don't want to perform it. Can someone help us out and give us a list of treatments.
de-luke
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Macular Society
2 years ago
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Day 24/31
Hi All, In the US, March is MS Awareness month. I plan to spend this month in prayer, over myself - yes, and for all who are affected by MS. If you don't believe in a higher power, please be respectful and move on from these posts. But if you would like to, please read and join in with me in lifting
Hi All, In the US, March is MS Awareness month. I plan to spend this month in prayer, over myself - yes, and for all who are affected by MS. If you don't believe in a higher power, please be respectful and move on from these posts. But if you would like to, please read and join in with me in lifting
hopeandgrace
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My MSAA Community
2 years ago
Foot Check.... 'A' OK.
Dear All, I haven't written on here much, even though I DO have Diabetes. However, yesterday I had a Foot Check. The lady named Christina is, in fact, a Regular Visitor to our Flats.... we had just 'missed' each other somehow. Apart from a 'bit' of Fungal Nail, that my Dermy knows all about, my feet
Dear All, I haven't written on here much, even though I DO have Diabetes. However, yesterday I had a Foot Check. The lady named Christina is, in fact, a Regular Visitor to our Flats.... we had just 'missed' each other somehow. Apart from a 'bit' of Fungal Nail, that my Dermy knows all about, my feet
AndrewT
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Diabetes Research & Wellness Foundation
2 years ago
Trab update
Hello, Update on trab, it would be 7 weeks post trab tomorrow. I still have some blurry vision just better than previous weeks but my eyes aren't back to normal ( pre -op) . Pressures down to 10. I am a bit worried at the slow pace of recovery but learning to move on with life . Still on prednisolone
Hello, Update on trab, it would be 7 weeks post trab tomorrow. I still have some blurry vision just better than previous weeks but my eyes aren't back to normal ( pre -op) . Pressures down to 10. I am a bit worried at the slow pace of recovery but learning to move on with life . Still on prednisolone
Bemax13
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Glaucoma UK
2 years ago
Has anyone else had issues with their eyes and has Hashimoto’s?
A Few months ago I woke up & both my eyes were swollen. They’d been watering for weeks previously. And I’ve been using drops for dry eyes. I’ve no idea what the issue was. Spoke to Drs and advised to take an antihistamine, which I’ve been doing now, for weeks, but issues still remain. It has taken
A Few months ago I woke up & both my eyes were swollen. They’d been watering for weeks previously. And I’ve been using drops for dry eyes. I’ve no idea what the issue was. Spoke to Drs and advised to take an antihistamine, which I’ve been doing now, for weeks, but issues still remain. It has taken
ajb1969
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Thyroid UK
2 years ago
Myopic CNV - a patch?
Hey, I was diagnosed w Myopic CNV a bit more than a month ago and had two Lucentis shots in the affected eye. OCT showed that the drug works but my eyesight is not really kmproving, rather I see “double” and have real issues reading and working on screen longer than 30 minutes. Does anyone here have
Hey, I was diagnosed w Myopic CNV a bit more than a month ago and had two Lucentis shots in the affected eye. OCT showed that the drug works but my eyesight is not really kmproving, rather I see “double” and have real issues reading and working on screen longer than 30 minutes. Does anyone here have
KDCH
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Macular Society
2 years ago
Crest and Sjorgrens.... I have such a dry mouth it is affecting my whole life ... Any advise would be appreciated .
Hi All I'm not sure why i'm asking or what i'm asking , but more recently My dry mouth is on a permanent flare up . Its takes ages to eat food as there is not enough saliva to break the food down, the trouble with always having water at hand is the relief is momentary as the dryness comes from deep inside
Hi All I'm not sure why i'm asking or what i'm asking , but more recently My dry mouth is on a permanent flare up . Its takes ages to eat food as there is not enough saliva to break the food down, the trouble with always having water at hand is the relief is momentary as the dryness comes from deep inside
catkar
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Scleroderma & Raynaud's UK (SRUK)
2 years ago
GP versus Eye Casualty
Hello. I woke up this morning and my eyes were red and puffy, sore, itchy, swollen and discharging. Contacted my GP (by econsult, as phone lines engaged for first 3 hours at least). Then my instinct told me to ring eye casualty. They called me in, and did a thorough job, diagnosing allergic conjunctivitis
Hello. I woke up this morning and my eyes were red and puffy, sore, itchy, swollen and discharging. Contacted my GP (by econsult, as phone lines engaged for first 3 hours at least). Then my instinct told me to ring eye casualty. They called me in, and did a thorough job, diagnosing allergic conjunctivitis
Efabear
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Glaucoma UK
2 years ago
Anyone with experience of Lamotrigine as a preventative?
My consultant has prescribed Lamotrigine as a preventative. I’m wary as I had terrible side effects with topimirate. Beta blockers do not have any effect. So I have to try a third preventative in order to be eligible for cgrp injections. I don’t want to go backwards in my daily life with the mood swings
My consultant has prescribed Lamotrigine as a preventative. I’m wary as I had terrible side effects with topimirate. Beta blockers do not have any effect. So I have to try a third preventative in order to be eligible for cgrp injections. I don’t want to go backwards in my daily life with the mood swings
Maryking
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National Migraine Centre
2 years ago
Sore eyelid
Hi all following on from a previous post ..I had a bad reaction to Lumigan drops and after a call to the hospital they put me back on Monopost which i had taken previously for 5 years with no issues. I've also been on Cosopt pf for a year. My eyelids were very sore and itchy when I stopped the Lumigan
Hi all following on from a previous post ..I had a bad reaction to Lumigan drops and after a call to the hospital they put me back on Monopost which i had taken previously for 5 years with no issues. I've also been on Cosopt pf for a year. My eyelids were very sore and itchy when I stopped the Lumigan
EthelPledge94
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Glaucoma UK
2 years ago
MAOB inhibitors compared : Rasagiline compared to Selegiline
(Quote from paper) Considering the essential difference between the pharmacological spectrum of selegiline and rasagiline,5 the results of the present study demonstrated that the group treated with selegiline as initial MAO-BI stayed without DA for a longer period compared with the rasagiline group;
(Quote from paper) Considering the essential difference between the pharmacological spectrum of selegiline and rasagiline,5 the results of the present study demonstrated that the group treated with selegiline as initial MAO-BI stayed without DA for a longer period compared with the rasagiline group;
Hidden
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Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
Selegiline is Neuroprotective
According to the article I will link below, Selegiline is Neuroprotective. I have read some of the actual studies concluding this but the link is a good summary. I have read that selegiline is not compatible with some cold medicines. I have not determined if this would apply to Ambroxol and Montelukast
According to the article I will link below, Selegiline is Neuroprotective. I have read some of the actual studies concluding this but the link is a good summary. I have read that selegiline is not compatible with some cold medicines. I have not determined if this would apply to Ambroxol and Montelukast
Hidden
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Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
Update; pred taper and back injecitons
First of all, the back injections work because now I'm back to pain and stints of short-term standing and then the walker. So, that is good news. Now, my back feels almost as bad as before but I am due for the second round of diagnostic injecitons on March 15th, analyze the pain diary and then hopefully
First of all, the back injections work because now I'm back to pain and stints of short-term standing and then the walker. So, that is good news. Now, my back feels almost as bad as before but I am due for the second round of diagnostic injecitons on March 15th, analyze the pain diary and then hopefully
Grammy80
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PMRGCAuk
2 years ago
Practical Suggestions for PWP. Myopia
As the lucky chosen few to get pd it should be noted that a lot of us will suffer from vision issues as the rods and cones of the eye and other associated muscles succumb to dopamine depletion. One thing you can do is that as we become increasingly debilitated and spend alot of times indoors dont forget
As the lucky chosen few to get pd it should be noted that a lot of us will suffer from vision issues as the rods and cones of the eye and other associated muscles succumb to dopamine depletion. One thing you can do is that as we become increasingly debilitated and spend alot of times indoors dont forget
beehive23
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Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
Could I be in remission
Hi everyone I have been on here now a few years winging about my RA and getting great advice but good news this time. I did get a steroid shot in December on my left shoulder as the doc thinks I have tendon damage although my RA consultant thinks this pain is due to my RA' anyway I did also start
Hi everyone I have been on here now a few years winging about my RA and getting great advice but good news this time. I did get a steroid shot in December on my left shoulder as the doc thinks I have tendon damage although my RA consultant thinks this pain is due to my RA' anyway I did also start
Frankiefocus
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NRAS
2 years ago
Comprehensive urinary metabolomic profiling and identification of potential noninvasive marker for idiopathic Parkinson’s disease
Box plot showing levels of representative metabolites in normal controls (CON), early-stage PD (EPD), mid-stage PD (MPD) and advanced-stage PD (APD). (A) leucine, (B) isoleucine, (C) glycine, (D) cortisol, (E) dihydrocortisol, (F) kynurenine, (G) phenylalanine; (H) acetylphenylalanine. Asterisk(*) denotes
Box plot showing levels of representative metabolites in normal controls (CON), early-stage PD (EPD), mid-stage PD (MPD) and advanced-stage PD (APD). (A) leucine, (B) isoleucine, (C) glycine, (D) cortisol, (E) dihydrocortisol, (F) kynurenine, (G) phenylalanine; (H) acetylphenylalanine. Asterisk(*) denotes
Bolt_Upright
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Cure Parkinson's
2 years ago
Petition to grant visas to Ukrainian refugees
Please sign and share if you agree https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/609530 I’m so ashamed of the Home Office’s inhumanity towards these exhausted and traumatised people Ps: a report from Mark Easton, the BBC’s Home Editor in Calais: “On Monday, one family followed by the BBC was sent from building
Please sign and share if you agree https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/609530 I’m so ashamed of the Home Office’s inhumanity towards these exhausted and traumatised people Ps: a report from Mark Easton, the BBC’s Home Editor in Calais: “On Monday, one family followed by the BBC was sent from building
Hidden
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
2 years ago
Et + Cutaneous Mastocytosis
Blessed Day to everyone! Does anyone here having ET and cutaneous Mastocytosis or systemic Mastocytosis? Can I know what symptoms currently you facing ? Did you have headaches almost everyday 😞.
Blessed Day to everyone! Does anyone here having ET and cutaneous Mastocytosis or systemic Mastocytosis? Can I know what symptoms currently you facing ? Did you have headaches almost everyday 😞.
Ryna-Ally
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MPN Voice
2 years ago
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