Guest guest Posted May 21, 2001 Report Share Posted May 21, 2001 TJ: i am so sorry to hear about this complication! that must be so very frustrating to not be able to see well or get out and drive on your own. my question is: what exactly is a central line? is that when they put a major iv connection in your neck? and how was that able to damage a nerve to your eye? that sounds so strange to me. never heard of this before. i pray that since there is no treatment for it, that it can and will heal on it's own eventually and quickly. and god is able and willing to heal you, so i pray that he intervenes on your behalf. keep us posted on how you are doing. hugs, mary y st. louis itchin to be switchin > > Hi Everyone...I don't post often becuse of a problem I'm having right > now with my right eye. > > I had my Ds 3 months ago. Spent most of that time near a bathroom. I > ended up in the ER about 3 weeks out due to dehydration but all that I > was able to deal with. > > Since day one after surgery I have had a very unexpected complication > with my right eye. My surgery was perfect and so far I have lost approx. > 55lbs but according to my nureo-opthalmaogist (sp?) the central line > caused damage to the nerve that goes to my eye and the result was called > Horner's Syndrome. Drooping eyelid, severe double/blurred vision, > headaches. > > I have noticed a slight improvement on some days in the last week. I > can't drive and it is very frustrating. > > There is nothing that can be done to correct this medically but God is > able (and willing) and I expect to have a full recovery. > > Has any other post-ops experienced anything like this? > > Peace and Health, > TJ > > LAP BPD/DS 2/16/01 > Dr. Dennis /Marietta,GA > http://www.ObesitySurgeryCenter.com > http://www.duodenalswitch.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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