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Medical Forum / General / Vision / October 2006

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Best multipurpose, no rub solution?08 Oct 2006 02:57 GMT3
I'm getting my first set of contacts next week, and I was wondering if
there were any opinions regarding the following solutions:
Opti-Free Express
ReNu MultiPlus
MD/Glaucoma07 Oct 2006 21:24 GMT5
I took my mother to the opthamologist yesterday.  She has MD but I
didn't think it was too bad.  She reads all the time, drives a car,
etc.  Anyway, it appears her vision is worse than I realized.  I asked
if she should be driving and the doctor, who didn't know she drove,
Floaters07 Oct 2006 18:02 GMT4
When I woke up this morning I had some mild light flashes in my right
eye which I could detect since it was still dark.  Then I become
conscious of a rather huge floater in that eye.  It was a long thread -
never had anything like it before.  I had the urge to brush it away as
Rimless glasses for strong myopia06 Oct 2006 01:56 GMT2
Last time I was choosing glasses my optician said something about having
to go for a full rim. Do rimless or semi-rimless glasses look a bit
wrong with a strong prescription for myopia? Lenses too thick perhaps,
or the minifcation looks weird without a rim?  I'm specifically ...
Internet buying05 Oct 2006 18:40 GMT2
Has anyone else used Glasses direct in the UK I've just got a few pair
from them and they seem fine.
They were pretty cheap as well.
Cheers
Floaters05 Oct 2006 16:19 GMT1
When I woke up this morning I had some mild light flashes in my right
eye which I could detect since it was still dark.  Then I become
conscious of a rather huge floater in that eye.  It was a long thread -
never had anything like it before.  I had the urge to brush it away as
FDA warning on Avastin has few implications for ophthalmic use, investigator says05 Oct 2006 04:47 GMT3
There were recent news stories about a possible problem for cancer
patients taking Avastin systemically. Dr. Phlip Rosenfeld, the first
ophthalmologist to use this drug "off label" to treat age-related
macular degeneration, addressed this question in today's issue of
cataract surgery and macular degeneration05 Oct 2006 03:51 GMT7
specifics:  I'm 52 years old,  had mild dry macular degeneration in
both eyes. Mild cataract in right eye, more severe cataract in left
eye. I had cataract surgery in left eye in Dec 2004. Went to
opthomologist yesterday and he reported that the ARMD has gotten worse
Does -3 and -2.25 = -2.25?05 Oct 2006 00:35 GMT33
I've been told that my prescription of -3 and -2.25 is really only the same
as someone with -2.25 and -2.25 because the brain will just ignore the -3 and
image and use the -2.25. Is this really true?
New Rx problem04 Oct 2006 17:17 GMT1
My new RX is stronger than my old, but I can't see as well and I have
more distortion than with my old RX.  My eyes start to burn and sting
after wearing the new glasses for a short while.  I noticed there was
quite a bit of difference in the cylinder and axis measurements between
post vitreous detachment04 Oct 2006 11:59 GMT5
I experienced the floaters and flashes about three weeks ago.  I saw
one opthamologist who found nothing re: retinal tear or detachment.  He
used a set of mirrors and bright lights to see into the eye.
The eye with the pvd seems to have a slight haze as though my glasses
magnifying eyeglasses for tv?04 Oct 2006 05:39 GMT5
I'm fine watching TV but cannot read subtitles on movies -
through TV or through DVD.
It was suggested that I purchase a pair of magnifying TV
eyeglasses.  Has anyone tried them and do they help or do
what are base down prisms for?04 Oct 2006 02:36 GMT5
I am 40 and I'm a little farsighted and have had glasses for reading
since I was about 25.  I have had more eyestrain than usual lately when
doing close things, so visited the optometrist, who told me that my
prescription is mostly the same, except she took out the astigmatism
Want to understand what the numbers 65/62 mean on my prescription.03 Oct 2006 17:02 GMT4
This is the first lens prescription I've been given that is written this way.
I just want to understand what the numbers 65/62 mean, they are written on
the top line of the script where 20/20 vision would normally be written (if a
person had vision that good).  The full prescription ...
deducing a reading/computer rx from a general rx03 Oct 2006 16:35 GMT26
Why do some opticians refuse to make
reading/computer glasses based on a
"zero to infinity" prescription?  What is
the difficulty in going from
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