I have occular myasthenia gravis, it has never become systemic over a ten year period and my doctors, both neurology and eye, don't believe it ever will. Today, I found out that I have developed cataracts in both eyes, but much worse in my right eye, the one the myasthenia gravis affects. I have been told that since my vision is greatly improved with new glasses, my distance vision had gotten very bad, that to have cataract surgery could make the double vision, I deal with from the myestenia, much worse. Is this your experience? I have an appointment now scheduled in three weeks to see a neurological ophthalmologist, I assume, to confirm and or further explore this diagnosis. What do you think on this opinion? When the cataracts get worse, I will have to have them removed anyway and would like to know if the double vision worsening is likely or not.
Thank you