In Jun 2014, I had a SN6CWS Power 23.0 D 13.0mm Optic 6.0mm implanted into my left eye, and my vision is as bad or worse than before, which was assessed as 20/50. Is it possible to get another patient's lens by mistake?
Doctor has prescribed gloeye 1 tab daily after 7 days of my cataract surgery. After taking the tab within half an hour i feel discomfort in my stomach due to acute acidity. Should i continue the tab. Whether it will be useful in improving my blurred long vision after cataract surgery ? Further i am feeling that there is a shadow in vision in the corner of my eye which was operated. Plz suggest what should be the remedy.
Was he going for blended vision...purposely making your left eye slightly nearsighted and your right eye eye 20/20? (so that you could read without glasses as well as see distance)...
If so, it sounds like he hit the target for the the left eye but not the right eye...you should be seeing 20/20 if you just look through your right eye alone...you need to discuss this with your doctor and ask him why you are not seeing 20/20 in the 20/20 eye (right eye)...
Do you also have astigmatism? if so, you should have gotten acrysof toric lenses...the standard acrysof do not correct astigmatism and things would still be blurry without glasses...
Sounds like your doctor doesn't communicate well with you and you don't communicate well with him....no offense but you really need to have a discussion with him about this...and let us know what he says...
Dr. O. is asking whether you're seeing 20/40, 20/50, etc. out of the affected eye after correction with eyeglasses. The refraction would be the glasses prescription for that eye that you'd present to whomever you use to obtain your eyeglasses.
Dear Sir ~ I do not have the information you are asking for. :(
Annie
I am unable to determine the problem with the information provided. What is the best corrected visual acuity in that eye and what is the refraction?
Dr. O.
It's also possible you may have a wrinkle in the capsular bag or have already developed some posterior capsular opacity, in which case a YAG laser procedure may be indicated.