Addressing Visual Discrepancies from Different Intraocular Lenses
Using different intraocular lenses in each eye? Hello Doctor: I have myopia of 1000 diopters in my right eye and 600 diopters in my left eye. I underwent cataract surgery in both eyes within the past two years, with a target of leaving 200 diopters of myopia in each eye. After th...
Dr. He Jianxian Reply:
Dear Ms. Lu, Theoretically, your artificial lens combination should not present such a situation, as I have performed similar implant combinations for other patients without any adverse reactions. I recommend that you consult with the surgeon who performed the procedure to discu...[Read More] Addressing Visual Discrepancies from Different Intraocular Lenses
Can Cataracts Cause Significant Vision Changes Over Time?
Cataracts can lead to an increase in prescription strength? I would like to ask about my mother. After her chemotherapy, her eyesight has deteriorated, and it has been 5-6 years since the treatment. About 2-3 years ago, her prescription increased from -6.00 diopters by 1-2 diopte...
Dr. Cai Wenyuan Reply:
Cataracts can potentially lead to an increase in prescription strength, but post-surgery, the prescription may be reduced.[Read More] Can Cataracts Cause Significant Vision Changes Over Time?
Post-Cataract Surgery Concerns: Recovery Time and Vision Issues Explained
Postoperative issues after cataract surgery? Hello, Doctor Gao. I have the following four questions regarding post-cataract surgery: 1. Is the recovery time longer after the implantation of a trifocal intraocular lens compared to a monofocal lens? If so, approximately how long ...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: 1. The recovery time for vision after the implantation of trifocal intraocular lenses varies depending on individual circumstances. Generally, the recovery time may be slightly longer than that for monofocal lenses, as the eyes need to adapt to the trifocal functionality...[Read More] Post-Cataract Surgery Concerns: Recovery Time and Vision Issues Explained
Post-Cataract Surgery: Addressing Vision Discrepancies and Lens Choices
Post-cataract surgery Hello, Doctor: I have myopia of -10.50 diopters in my right eye and -6.00 diopters in my left eye. I underwent cataract surgery on both eyes within the past two years, with a target of -2.00 diopters for myopia correction. Post-surgery, when viewing objects ...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: The use of these two types of lenses should not lead to an inability to fuse images. It may be related to the significant difference in your previous myopia and the condition of your retina. This should be discussed further with your attending physician to determine the ca...[Read More] Post-Cataract Surgery: Addressing Vision Discrepancies and Lens Choices
Do Cataracts and Floaters Require Surgery if Vision is 1.0?
The right eye has cataracts, vision of 1.0, and floaters. Is surgery necessary in this situation? Dear Dr. Tsai, My mother has been diagnosed with cataracts (not yet mature) and floaters in her right eye. Her vision test results show 1.0. Given this situation, does she need surg...
Dr. Cai Wenyuan Reply:
You can seek evaluation at another hospital or clinic.[Read More] Do Cataracts and Floaters Require Surgery if Vision is 1.0?
Post-Cataract Surgery: Understanding Vision Changes and Recovery Time
Post-cataract surgery Hello, Director Liang. My mother’s right eye, which was originally functioning normally, underwent cataract surgery to match the other eye. One month post-surgery, she is experiencing overlapping text when watching TV subtitles and reading road signs with he...
Dr. Liang Ce Reply:
Recommendations: 1. Discuss the above situation further with your attending physician. 2. Alternatively, consult with another ophthalmology medical facility. Thank you. Wishing you good health![Read More] Post-Cataract Surgery: Understanding Vision Changes and Recovery Time
Post-Cataract Surgery: Understanding Vision Changes and Solutions
Postoperative care for cataract surgery? Hello, Director Tsai. My mother originally had a relatively normal right eye, but she underwent cataract surgery on that eye to match the other eye. One month post-surgery, she is experiencing overlapping text when watching TV subtitles an...
Dr. Cai Wenyuan Reply:
You can visit other hospitals or clinics for a consultation.[Read More] Post-Cataract Surgery: Understanding Vision Changes and Solutions
Can Macular Issues Arise After Cataract Surgery?
Macular issues Thank you, Director He, for answering my previous question (#196958)! I would like to ask: If there were no macular issues found during the preoperative examination for cataract surgery, is it possible for macular problems to develop two weeks postoperatively? Than...
Dr. He Jianxian Reply:
A small number of individuals may experience macular edema postoperatively. Given that you have an issue with unequal image sizes in both eyes, and the smaller image is associated with the surgical eye, we can only infer the possibility of postoperative fluid accumulation in the ...[Read More] Can Macular Issues Arise After Cataract Surgery?
Post-Cataract Surgery: Understanding Vision Changes and Expectations
Post-cataract surgery After undergoing cataract surgery in the right eye (with the use of a Jiao Sheng Eye Health Enhanced Vision Extended Focus Intraocular Lens) two weeks ago, I have noticed that when viewing objects with my right eye alone, the images and text appear significa...
Dr. He Jianxian Reply:
Under normal circumstances, the images from both eyes should not differ in size. It is recommended that you return for a follow-up visit and undergo dilation to check for any edema in the macula of the right eye. Dr. Ho Chien-Hsien, Ophthalmology Department, Nantou Hospital.[Read More] Post-Cataract Surgery: Understanding Vision Changes and Expectations
Post-Cataract Surgery: Why Is My Right Eye Image Smaller and Blurry?
Postoperative font size of imaging? After two weeks post-operation for right eye cataract surgery (with the use of the Jiao Sheng Eye Health Enhanced Vision Extended Focus Intraocular Lens), I have noticed that the image and text size in my right eye (which had the surgery) are s...
Dr. Liang Ce Reply:
Recommendations: 1. Discuss the above situation further with your attending physician. 2. Alternatively, consult with another ophthalmology medical facility. Thank you. Wishing you good health![Read More] Post-Cataract Surgery: Why Is My Right Eye Image Smaller and Blurry?
Understanding White Appearance in the Eye: Causes and Next Steps
The appearance of the eyeball turning white? Hello, doctor. My mother had a failed cataract surgery about six years ago, which led to endophthalmitis. During a series of surgeries, she also developed a retinal detachment, for which silicone oil was injected. Currently, she cannot...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: If silicone oil enters the anterior chamber of the eye, it may cause the appearance of the eyeball to turn white. Since I cannot directly examine your mother's eyes, I am unsure if leaving it untreated could lead to complications. I recommend taking her to see a retin...[Read More] Understanding White Appearance in the Eye: Causes and Next Steps
Choosing Intraocular Lenses: Should Both Eyes Be Alike?
When selecting intraocular lenses (IOLs), should both eyes have the same lens? Hello Doctor: Situation: Several years ago, I had cataract surgery on my right eye and opted for a premium aspheric intraocular lens (IOL) due to astigmatism measured at 120 degrees post-surgery. Cur...
Dr. Cai Wenyuan Reply:
The best is the same.[Read More] Choosing Intraocular Lenses: Should Both Eyes Be Alike?
Understanding Macular Pucker: When to Treat and What to Expect
Macular fold My mother recently underwent an examination to determine if she needed cataract surgery. During the examination, it was found that both eyes had mild macular folds (my mother is 69 years old). However, her vision is still 0.6, and there is no distortion in her visual...
Dr. He Jianxian Reply:
If there is significant vision loss or visual distortion due to macular folds, surgery is recommended. After surgery, some individuals may experience improvement, while others may only maintain their current condition without significant changes. Therefore, based on your mother&#...[Read More] Understanding Macular Pucker: When to Treat and What to Expect
Understanding Post-Surgery Eye Issues: Redness After Retinal Detachment and Cataract Surgery
Retinal detachment + cataract Hello doctor, I had retinal detachment surgery on my left eye, followed by cataract surgery a few months later. It's been nearly six months since the surgeries, and I have been using eye drops prescribed by my doctor for lowering intraocular pre...
Dr. He Jianxian Reply:
Hello Ms. Yu: Redness in the eyes is primarily a response to discomfort in the eyes, and the underlying causes can vary. Simple dry eyes can also lead to this reaction. If you are concerned about elevated intraocular pressure at that moment, it is advisable not to apply any medic...[Read More] Understanding Post-Surgery Eye Issues: Redness After Retinal Detachment and Cataract Surgery
Post-Cataract Surgery: Understanding Image Size Differences in Eyes
Differences in Image Size After Cataract Surgery Hello, Director: Regarding the previous question (<a href="https://adoctor.tw/article/194330">#194330</a>), when viewing objects with the naked eye, the image from the left eye (which has macular folds) appear...
Dr. He Jianxian Reply:
Hello Mr. Lee: Because you already have an issue with varying image sizes in your naked vision, theoretically, using different intraocular lenses should not cause this condition. If there is too much disparity between the images in both eyes, it can inherently lead to discomfort....[Read More] Post-Cataract Surgery: Understanding Image Size Differences in Eyes
Understanding Retinal Detachment Risks in High Myopia: Facts and Myths
Retinal issues 1. Is the number of people with myopia of 500 to 600 degrees who experience retinal detachment high? 2. Some websites state that the probability of retinal detachment in high myopia is 0.1%, while others say it is 1%. Which one is accurate?
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: 1. The relationship between myopia of 500 degrees and 600 degrees and retinal detachment currently lacks a definitive conclusion. Retinal detachment is a relatively rare ocular condition primarily caused by the separation of the retina from other parts of the eye. The main...[Read More] Understanding Retinal Detachment Risks in High Myopia: Facts and Myths
Managing Eye Shadows: Addressing Hemorrhage and Cataract Surgery
Black spots in the eyes? Hello Doctor: My mother previously experienced a microvascular rupture in her eye due to an impact, resulting in a red spot that has persisted for 1.20 years. The red spot is causing a shadow in her vision. She is currently preparing for cataract surgery ...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: Based on the situation you described, your mother may be considering cataract surgery while also dealing with a 1.20-year issue of microvascular rupture-related hemorrhage in her eyes. These symptoms are typically caused by different ocular conditions and need to be addres...[Read More] Managing Eye Shadows: Addressing Hemorrhage and Cataract Surgery
Understanding Vision Changes After Vitrectomy and Cataract Surgery
Why does vision change significantly after retinal detachment surgery and vitrectomy? I underwent vitrectomy and silicone oil infusion surgery due to retinal tear and detachment. Postoperatively, the doctor confirmed that the retina was well attached, and two months later, I had ...
Dr. He Jianxian Reply:
1.2. Based on your condition, the worsening of myopia is likely due to the newly formed cataract. 3. A physician's examination is necessary for accurate assessment. 4. Your choice is generally practiced in clinical settings, so there is no issue with it. However, since the d...[Read More] Understanding Vision Changes After Vitrectomy and Cataract Surgery
How Soon After Cataract Surgery Can You Safely Get Pregnant?
How long after cataract surgery for high myopia can one conceive? Hello, Doctor. Due to my high myopia, several years ago my intraocular pressure was normal, but I had a defect in the upper left part of my right eye, so I have been continuously using glaucoma eye drops. My left e...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: If your ophthalmologist believes that cataract surgery is not urgently needed, you can address it after childbirth. Continuous follow-up examinations should pose minimal risk. However, it is possible that the cataract may worsen during pregnancy, leading to poor vision, wh...[Read More] How Soon After Cataract Surgery Can You Safely Get Pregnant?
Understanding Post-Retinal Detachment Cataract Surgery Complications
Cataract surgery after retinal detachment surgery? Hello, doctor! I would like to ask the following questions: 1. I underwent surgery for retinal detachment and tears in my left eye last June (with scleral buckle placement). The doctor mentioned that the macula was damaged. Sin...
Dr. He Jianxian Reply:
Hello, 1. The macula has sustained damage and deformation, which not only leads to a decline in vision but also causes visual distortion that is difficult to change or adjust. 2. It is recommended to observe further, as postoperative vision typically takes some time to stabili...[Read More] Understanding Post-Retinal Detachment Cataract Surgery Complications