I now have 20/20 vision in both eyes. However, the cataracts
were hiding how bad my near vision really is. I'm now wearing
1.50 power reading glasses for my computer and 2.50 power
readers to see my phone. Getting old is fun...
Second, while they can "restore" or "improve" one's vision with
doing cataract surgery...once blindness takes hold from glaucoma, the eyesight can NOT be restored. So, that's why it's imperative to get
yearly eye exams. If glaucoma is detected, if it's in the early
stages, they can prescribe medication to slow its progress. I myself
have "suspect glaucoma", but the eye pressures last May were 9 and 10 respectively...and they have never been that good.
I get diabetic eye exams every six months. I am not worried
about glaucoma right now as my diabetic retinopathy is
threatening to take my vision.
Second, while they can "restore" or "improve" one's vision with doing>cataract surgery...once blindness takes hold from glaucoma, the eyesight
Daryl Stout wrote to Sean Dennis <=-
Bummer. I hope they can give you medication to slow the effects.
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