Re: Eye doc

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Well, I don't know whether eye strain can cause your eyes to feel

like they are crossing, but I do know that a wrong prescription can

_definitely_ " pull " at your eyes in a very uncomfortable way. I've

had to have prescriptions readjusted a couple of times for this

reason.

>

> Okay he dialated my eyes and said everything looked fine and that

I may

> just have eye strain and my optomitrist may have overadjusted my

contacts.

> I am not sure I am satifisfied. He said that the prednisone can

cause cataracts

> but he didn't see any which was good news. But I can't believe

eye strain would

> make you feel like your eyes are crossing sometimes. He said if

it gets worse or

> lasts longer they could do further testing... I am relieved but

at the same time I

> feel like something is wrong..

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So does mine.

Re: eye doc

floaters is what my eye doctor calls them.

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JanetSHARON CROSBY <csharonxoxo@...> wrote:

Well, I went to the eye doc today. What I have is vitreous detachment. That is, the gel covering of the retina has loosened and parts of it are floating across my vision. This is not a dangerous situation, I am just to keep an eye out for FIXED gray or fog areas which will mean that the retina has also detached.

I am relieved, of course and glad to have yet another lesson on the eyes and viruses. This doc loves to teach and impart his knowledge to his patients.

Sharon

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