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Medical Forum / General / Vision / October 2005

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Strabismus Surgeon Question18 Oct 2005 23:34 GMT2
Does anyone have any experience with a Dr K W McNeer in Richmond
Virignia?
Any input would be helpful.
Thanks
*=* OTIS BROWN WARNING *=*18 Oct 2005 19:10 GMT8
He, apparently, has decided to grace us with his presence once again.
Therefore .....
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Dear Reader,
Eyeglasses in cyberspace18 Oct 2005 03:37 GMT2
What about the cut-rate eyeglasses which can be bought
via the Internet?
Can they be any good?
Are some vendors better than others?
Contact Lenses17 Oct 2005 22:16 GMT4
I have been wearing glasses for about ten years now, and have been told in
the past that I would not be a suitable candidate for contact lenses.  Prior
to getting my glasses I was having headaches which was caused by
hypertropia/hypotropia (misalignment vertically) in each eye and ...
Recovery period from allergy17 Oct 2005 21:37 GMT5
Hello. I have had slight swelling of the eyelids for a few years. I have
recently changed an acne cream I've been using for about 13 years which
is benzoyl peroxide based and pretty brutal.  It worked well, but after
trying various things and still getting swollen eyes ...
compuetr eye glasses17 Oct 2005 18:30 GMT1
I have a frame with fiting height 16mm that I want to use to make a
pair of computer eye glasses. What the best lens material for the
computer eye glasses?
Should I get a bigger frame to gte maximum benefit of making a pair
Protein Build-Up on Contacts17 Oct 2005 13:32 GMT2
Whenever I wear contacts for more than 6 hours, the lens get coated
with thick layers of protein deposits.  If I take the lens out to my
palm, and rub them on a pool of saline solution, I start seeing lots
Non-Toric lenses for astigmatic eyes?16 Oct 2005 17:30 GMT4
My optometrist prescribed toric contact lenses to correct my
nearsightedness & astigmatism.
Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find the right toric lenses here
RGP lens size16 Oct 2005 17:24 GMT11
I was fitted with RGPs yesterday (my first contact lenses).
I noticed that when I'm outdoors, I can clearly notice the edges of my
RGPs. Is this normal? Or are they supposed to cover my whole field of
vision?
Ortho-K16 Oct 2005 16:46 GMT4
Hello, since I'm hear I might as well mention that I saw Orthokeratology
demonstrated on a tv show the other day. The presenter, who had worn
glasses/contacts all his life had tried Ortho-k lenses and for the first
time in his life could see without any assistance, after a while. ...
Tobradex and increased eye pressure16 Oct 2005 05:41 GMT1
I had an epiretinal membrane removed from one eye on June 2. The
surgery went well without complications. After the operation the
surgeon put me on the following drops:
June 3 (saw surgeon)
eye dilation14 Oct 2005 22:46 GMT9
My husband had his eye dilated yesterday afternoon for numerous
tests--they kept adding more dilating drops as time went on--and his
eye is still dilated 24 hours later--does that indicate some problem or
just that the doctors used a lot of drops? He is now on a topical
Curious about autorefractor13 Oct 2005 22:48 GMT12
After IOL implant, surgeon's technician autorefracted me, and
showed me clearly the 20/15 line with a phoropter.  I understood
the correction was minus 1.0 D consisting partly of cylinder.  Surgeon
mildly chastised tech for using the autorefractor.  "Just do a standard
Why are so many people myopic?13 Oct 2005 12:34 GMT37
To the eye professionals out there......does the evidence suggest that
people always had such poor vision throughout history and just didn't
realize it or are we doing things that are degrading our vision and
contributing to its worsening performance.  
Squinting - is a 'sunny day' squint = a 'blurry image' squint??12 Oct 2005 15:21 GMT7
Reminder: Me = severe dry eyes, despite 4x punctal cautery; severe
ciliary spasm (etc., etc.)
To combat the effects of (glare, breeze, dust, etc.) on my dry eyes, I
squint an awful lot when the environment dictates: outdoors, in
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