So THAT's why nobody gets it in the right eye. I always wondered about
that.
w.stacy, o.d.
> Narrow-angle glaucoma puts sudden and intense pressure on the lens of
> the left eye.
> Narrow-angle glaucoma puts sudden and intense pressure on the lens of
> the left eye. Symptoms are:
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> light!; the description is usualy "seeing nothing at all", no light, no
> darkness. Just totaly blank. Wierd feeling!
CORRECTION,
#4 should be "sharp, severe in the left lens due to compression of that
lens"
William Stacy - 27 May 2006 19:52 GMT
> CORRECTION,
>
> #4 should be "sharp, severe in the left lens due to compression of that
> lens"
Funny, correcting garbage with more garbage. Get a life. The lens not
only has no blood supply, it also has no pain or other nerve connections.
w.stacy, o.d.