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Dot Map Fingerprint Dystrophy and cea?

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Hi,

I'm newly diagonosed with cea but it wasn't found by a

dermitologist, it was found by my Opthimologist. A couple of months

ago I was diagnosed with Dot Map Fingerprint Dystrophy, where the

" glue " on the cornea in the eye starts sluffing off causing much pain

and blurred vision.

I was treated and my symptoms sort of went away, but I still had some

discomfort.

I had to return to the eye doctor a couple of weeks ago with the same

problem. He then looked at my face and asked if I had cea. I

didn't know, I always had a red face and some breakouts but never

thought about it. He said that he recently went to a lecture that

mentioned treatments for rosacea have also helped with this Dot Map

Fingerprint Dystrophy. Maybe there is a link?

I've been reading this site and learned about ocular cea. Has

anyone else heared about this possible link between problems with the

cornea and cea?

I was put on Ocuflox and Prednisolone eye drops. Then also

Doxycycline. In a couple of days the results were amazing! My eye

was pretty much healed! The doc was very impressed because I was his

first patient on this treatment.

I'm off the drops now, but was told to stay on the Doxycycline for 3

months. My face cleared up, for the first time ever! How great!

But... I had horrible side effects! My chest started breaking out in

hives and I had bad early morning foot and leg cramps!! I literally

woke up screaming in pain in the mornings. As soon as I stopped

taking that anti-biotic, the cramps and breakout on my chest went

away. Strange! Now I don't want my face to start breaking out again.

I was looking at side effects of Doxycycline and saw that one can

have skin reactions but nothing about severe leg and foot cramps.

Has anyone had such reactions? I'm now going to go to a

dermatologist and try other treatments for my face.

For my eye I continue treatment with Muro 128 5% Ointment, at night,

so that my eyelid doesn't stick to my eye during the night.

Another interesting thing I read, on this site was about blood type.

I am a Type A+ also.... hmmmmmm interesting.... could it all be linked?

Thanks!

Jo

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