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Medical Forum / General / Vision / October 2007

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Anyone successfully reverse/eliminate cataracts?19 Oct 2007 17:16 GMT51
I would like to get advise from people that have had success in
reversing their "doctor diagnosed" cataracts.  I would like to know
the following:
1)  Was your cataract in the beginning, intermediate, or advanced
hard to open eyelids at night19 Oct 2007 16:39 GMT2
I'm 57 years old, have had problems with blepharitis off and on for
some time and also have problems with dry eye to some extent brought
on by my rheumatoid arthritis,which I've had for about 8 years.  In
the last few months, I've noticed that in the middle of the night when
loss of vision riding bicycle19 Oct 2007 15:33 GMT8
I was riding bicycle with someone who lost vision when he went over an
extremely bumpy patch on a trail.  As soon as the path leveled out a
bit, the problem disappeared but it was quite alarming when it
happened.  Is there an obvious explanation for this?
Medicare19 Oct 2007 01:03 GMT15
Medicare is the largest insurer and payer for medical treatment In the
USA.  As such, it has its own price schedule of what those who
participate in its program may charge  for each medical procedure, and
what portion of it will be paid by Medicare.  Moreover, Medicare
Neil Brooks invents delayed adjustable sutures.18 Oct 2007 17:29 GMT57
Dear Neil,
I understood that you invented delayed
adjustable sutures.  See:
http://groups.google.com/group/sci.med.vision/msg/f04fa8ff3ac779b8
Problem with No-Line Bifocals18 Oct 2007 15:52 GMT83
I'm unhappy with my no-line bifocals. This is only my second
prescription for glasses and I didn't have this problem with the first
set. I'm going to get new glasses and I want to avoid this problem in
the future.
Medical malpractice or Medical negligence18 Oct 2007 02:27 GMT4
Medical malpractice (medical mistake or medical error also called
medical negligence) is an act or omission of the best possible medical
treatment available by a health care professional in the care of an
individual which causes injury or harm to the patient.
The Amsler Grid - question to the professionals16 Oct 2007 21:11 GMT4
From time to time, on this board, someone announces retinal problems.  And
of course, they are interested in monitoring how well they are doing.
Outside of the OCT checkup performed from time to time in the ophthal's
office, I would think dedicated daily checks of this grid would ...
Prescription issues16 Oct 2007 12:14 GMT4
Hi everyone, I'm new to this group and have been having issues with
getting the right glasses prescription.  I went for my first exam in
september and got the following prescription: R +0.75  L +1.50 -1.00 x
165.  When I got the glasses I could immediately tell that the right
suddenly, object perception smaller and darker from one eye16 Oct 2007 05:13 GMT2
About 3 weeks ago, I first noticed that the vision from my right eye
was impaired. Objects were perceptively smaller, greyer, and less sharp
from that eye -- so much so that focusing became impossible.
At first, this made me dizzy and disoriented.
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Dry eyes and artificial tears14 Oct 2007 16:37 GMT8
About a year ago I had a problem with dry eyes and the doctor
prescribed some antibiotic and artificial tears (Tears Naturale
II.) I don't think they helped that much, but the problem went
away after a while. I think it is most probably an allergy and
Ordering glasses online11 Oct 2007 14:38 GMT56
I posted to this group about a month ago and got really great
responses, thanks!
I as looking at ordering glasses online.   Basically where I would
send a frame and prescription in to them and a week or so later I
New invention -- for myopia prevention.11 Oct 2007 00:21 GMT2
New award winning device -- claimed to support
vision improvement.
http://www.eyecollege.com/
What do you think?  Will it "work".
RT's recommendation to Neil Brooks.10 Oct 2007 02:41 GMT3
For Neil Brooks,
Subject: RT's advice to you -- to set up your own "page".
You have your own personal site. Rather that calling
everyone a F. I. who argues with you -- why not provide some
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