Is that normal to bleed after a pterygium surgery?

It's time for new lenses, so it's time to investigate lens materials
again.
Base prescription
OD -7.00 +1.00 150

Hello,All,
     Here I start a topic about myopia especially high-degree myopia.
I am a myopia for nearly 13 years and now I am 24 years old. I donot
want to do LASIK because it will do operation on my eye. And I am

you had to concentrate real hard to make out what the blurry letters
were, but you guessed right.

Dear Prevention-minded parents,
As we know from reading:
www.chinamyopia.org
plus-prevention is the second-opinion.

Otis?  You never HAVE answered these relevant, coherent, and important
questions.  Care to step outside yourself and--for the good of
humanity--take a shot at them?
1.      There seems to be a great deal of evidence that primates have

Ive been reasarching in this topic, but ive found contradictory info
about.
I would apreciate very much an explanation about.
Ive read many times that when human eye receive a pulsed light at high

This one's for you, Otis.  I know your grasp of science is tenuous at
best.  Similar to your grasp on reality.  Were it not for your wanton
disregard for hurting other people, your ignorance of science (while
claiming a past in engineering) would be comical.

Hello ng,
I read that the diameter of a cone in the fovea is about 1 µm and that
the spacing between two adjacent cones is about 2,5 µm. Is it possible
to calculate the resolution limit of the eye by those figures (sadly,

Hi, I'm 25 year old student, and just today I received my first set of
reading glasses. I remade them bifocal because I wanted to be able to
see the black board and also be able to see my writing.
However, the focal spot on the lens near the bottom of the frame, and I

Is Otis's prediction coming true?
Is close work really affecting my eyes?
Optician said Im slightly short sighted now.
In the course of one and a half years, my vision has changed slightly

Can anyone tell me if retinal neurons are protected by the blood brain
barrier. I think there is a type of barrier there but it is not quite
the same as in the CNS generally, excluding the CVO region.
Also, I have read that the retina is partially protected from excessive

Just to keep the people who have helped me informed. My daughter is doing
very well. She wears her glasses all the time and likes them. With her last
appt. her vision has not gotten any worse(last year in one year it doubled)
and the acuity (with glasses)is a little better(20/50). ...

Flying out tomorrow AM.  Hope to see some of you from SMV there!

I'm going to be getting glasses to use with a new laptop
computer.  I assumed that the correct add would just be a
function of the working distance form the eye to the
computer's display.