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Posted on Fri, 31 Mar 2017
Question: What is your opinion with Dr XXXXXXX Bresser XXXXXXX XXXXXXX in the cure of blindness , referring 90 % Blindness due to the medical error with Glaucoma (use of Predniform Forte instead of Maxitrol , which caused a Eyepressure increase from 18 into 50 consequently blindness , and later Diamox , reduced the Pressure into 30 ) , later Laser treatment , which caused total arterial exploration into total redness . My right eye is blind .My left eye is good .
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Answered by Dr. Ramesh Kumar (27 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Not documented in any ophthalmic literature,Just a hypothesis

Detailed Answer:
Hi
Thanks for your query!
An ophthalmologist follow whats there written in a standard text book.Every procedure mentioned in standard books are being researched for years,numerous trials are done on it before making it a standard procedure.so according to me its his opinion(hypothesis) which is not yet proved.Secondly both the drugs he mentioned are of same group corticosteroids. I dont feel that it can make such big difference using medicine from the same group.So i would say that it is a hypothesis which he has given but he has to prove it firstly.
Thanks!
Above answer was peer-reviewed by : Dr. Kampana
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Follow up: Dr. Ramesh Kumar (4 days later)
Dr. XXXXXXX XXXXXXX , Thanks a lot for your answer, it is a correct answer . But there is a difference between Cortiosteroids , because it is written in the Technical Bullettin of the Predniform Forte by the manufacturer Sandoz , that if the Eyepressure is increased instead of reduced , the medicin must be stopped . In my case , my Optalmologist rather increased into 6 drops a day , whereas she diagnosed as Glaucoma Uveitic , caused by bacteria. My bloodtest showed that it was not bacteria or there was no bacteria , it was caused by Allergy . For that reason it went to Eyepressure 50Hg.mm . Only with Diamox it was reduced into 33Hg.mm . Later on the next Opftalmologist treated me with the Laserbeam , where it exploded my arteria . Later I discovered that she did not have any experience beforehand and I was a learning hand . My fate ! But my question is : What is your opinion of the retina dispatch of my right eye in the XXXXXXX XXXXXXX Dr. XXXXXXX Bresser experiences , is he wellknown ? I have to go to him for his upfindings anyways .
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Answered by Dr. Ramesh Kumar (11 hours later)
Brief Answer:
Follow up answer.

Detailed Answer:
Hi again, XXXXXXX XXXXXXX is a big name.I would suggest you to consult the doctor there and see what he says.Try to understand whatever he explains you and after that follow up with me.
Great luck

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Suggest Treatment For Glaucoma And Blindness

Brief Answer: Not documented in any ophthalmic literature,Just a hypothesis Detailed Answer: Hi Thanks for your query! An ophthalmologist follow whats there written in a standard text book.Every procedure mentioned in standard books are being researched for years,numerous trials are done on it before making it a standard procedure.so according to me its his opinion(hypothesis) which is not yet proved.Secondly both the drugs he mentioned are of same group corticosteroids. I dont feel that it can make such big difference using medicine from the same group.So i would say that it is a hypothesis which he has given but he has to prove it firstly. Thanks!