You live in a city where there are many well trained ophthalmologists. I would suggest you see a different Eye MD, perhaps one trained in retina for an independent second opinion. You need your eyes checked at least yearly by an ophthalmologist.
JCH MD
Thank you JCH for ur reply. My right sees slightly blurred while reading. Also the optholmolist remark that there is no damage to the eye upset me. In 2005 the hospital performed angiography on my right eye and found out right eye vein ous occlusion with macular edema. Thereafter I have been on high BP medication.
With blurred vision & pain persisting how can they say that BRVO in R/eye has resolved completely. Can I have a second opinion.
Yakub
CRVO = central retinal vein occlusion BRVO = branch retinal vein occlusions.
CRVO is the more serious. The clot can dissolve but still leave permanent damage to the eye. As the clot dissolves a CRVO can change to a BRVO or a BRVO can extend the clot backwards and become a CRVO
JCH MD