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Medical Forum / General / Vision / November 2006Central Serous Retinopathy?
Hi, with my current eye glasses my right eye can't see clearly, either far or near, I posted question a couple of weeks ago about this: http://groups.google.com/group/sci.med.vision/browse_frm/thread/39df10ddd6597bde /bb2076958eab37c3?lnk=st&q=ns666ns&rnum=1&hl=en#bb2076958eab37c3 to find out why, I went to see another optometrist, he dilated my eyes and did examination, his prescription is right eye has Central Serous Retinopathy, after I did some search about that, I have some questions -- it seems my right eye can't see clearly for a long time (like 10 years), there's no sudden change of eyesight, it's highly unlikely it just happened recently (I didn't noticed until I want to replace my current eyeglasses which is old, and started looking at things each eye alone, then I noticed my right eye can't see clearly). it's not "cloudy" or anything, eye sight is pretty clear, just can't seem to focus correctly. -- when I stare at text on screen with my right eye (with or without glasses), the center of text (about 1/2+ inch long) seems curved, downward or upward depending on position of eye. are these observations consistent with Central Serous Retinopathy? if it's really Central Serous Retinopathy, I guess no optics can help, any treatment/theathpy available to improve? thanks a lot try here for advice: http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/csreye/ regards phil. > Hi, with my current eye glasses my right eye can't see clearly, either > far or near, I posted question a couple of weeks ago about this: [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > > thanks a lot > to find out why, I went to see another optometrist, he dilated my eyes > and did examination, his prescription is right eye has Central Serous > Retinopathy, after I did some search about that, I have some questions Why are you wasting time with optometrists? You need to see a retina specialist. > Hi, with my current eye glasses my right eye can't see clearly, either > far or near, I posted question a couple of weeks ago about this: [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] > > thanks a lot A probable scenario was that you did have some sort of macular event years ago, such as central serous, and that it did resolve but it left some "scarring". My guess is that the doctor you saw should have stated you that you "had" instead of "have" csr (ie. past tense instead of present tense). Might be worth getting a f.a. (fluorescein angiography) just to evaluate the macular integrity. frank > > Hi, with my current eye glasses my right eye can't see clearly, either > > far or near, I posted question a couple of weeks ago about this: [quoted text clipped - 34 lines] > > frank if that's the case, is there anything that can be done to improve my vision? I prefer not to keep paying $$$ without getting any improvment... I went to see optometrist because I wasn't sure if my right eye can be corrected optically (maybe my last optometrist didn't give me the best prescription) and I still have some doubts about it. btw thanks all who have replied another observation, I just noticed with naked right eye, if I look at computer screen at close distance (like 6 inches), I see very well and can read text with ease, much better than wearing eyeglasses looking at screen at normal distance (1 foot+), so doesn't that mean the prescription is not good? optically it can do better? if I use a glass that simulates "looking at closer distance" so I can read better, would that make far distance looking much worse? (my current eyeglass does improve vision when looking at far distance than naked eye even though my right eye still can't see clearly wearing glasses) thanks a lot! |
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