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Suggest Remedies For Blurred Vision Post A Retina Repair Surgery

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Posted on Wed, 21 Sep 2016
Question: I had cataract lens replacement (laser) about a year ago - no problems then, this May I had a detached retina, had surgery to repair, and now am being told that my vision in the operated eye will not get any better - vision is "wavy" and objects appear smaller or farther away than they really are - could the detached retina be a result of cataract surgery?
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Answered by Dr. N K Mishra (35 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Retinal defect.

Detailed Answer:
My dear,
Thanks for sending your query to us.

This may happen due to small amount of damage which occurred to the retina. This retinal damage is not much as quantitatively you see well but qualitatively there are some defects.

There is no further treatment for this, as most of these damaged layers do not regenerate. Still over a period of time either the defects improve or our eyes get adjusted to them, both conditions are welcome to us.

Any further query in this regard, do get back to me, otherwise you may rate the answer.

Regards
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Suggest Remedies For Blurred Vision Post A Retina Repair Surgery

Brief Answer: Retinal defect. Detailed Answer: My dear, Thanks for sending your query to us. This may happen due to small amount of damage which occurred to the retina. This retinal damage is not much as quantitatively you see well but qualitatively there are some defects. There is no further treatment for this, as most of these damaged layers do not regenerate. Still over a period of time either the defects improve or our eyes get adjusted to them, both conditions are welcome to us. Any further query in this regard, do get back to me, otherwise you may rate the answer. Regards