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Post-Retinal Detachment Surgery: Addressing Blurry Vision and Treatment Options

Blurred vision after retinal detachment surgery? Hello, my father is 60 years old. He had surgery on his right eye last November due to retinal detachment, and the doctor said the attachment was successful. However, my father's vision in his right eye is still blurry, and th...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello Jamie: I apologize, but I cannot diagnose based on your description. However, retinal detachment can cause blurred vision, and although surgery may be successful, it could result in permanent vision impairment. I recommend consulting with your surgeon or another ophthalmolo...

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Preventing Retinal Thinning: Tips for Myopia Management and Eye Health

Retinal thinning I am nearsighted, with my left eye around 600 and my right eye around 700. Recently, I experienced some floaters and went to have my eyes checked. The doctor mentioned that my retina is slightly thinning, but I don't need laser treatment yet. I would like to...


Dr. Wang Zhishun Reply:
Hello, 1. The same as the measures for preventing myopia. 2. 20 years. 3. Pay attention to usage time; it should be fine. 4. Be mindful of eye safety; it's best to have protective eyewear. 5. The probability is higher, but not excessively high; regular annual check...

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Post-Surgery Complications: Understanding Scleral Buckling Recovery Issues

Poor recovery status after scleral buckle surgery? Hello Dr. Wang, I would like to ask a few questions: At the beginning of January this year, I noticed a shadow in the lower third of my right eye. After an examination at the hospital, I was diagnosed with retinal detachment and ...


Dr. Wang Zhishun Reply:
Hello, it seems that in addition to retinal detachment, there may also be localized retinal detachment, which necessitates further surgery. For simple fluid accumulation, a laser treatment can be attempted first. The buckle implanted during the scleral buckle procedure should ide...

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Post-LASIK Care: Managing Dry Eyes and Inflammation After Surgery

Post-operative care after myopia laser surgery? Hello, I had laser surgery for my myopia three months ago, but I often experience dry eyes. I have been using preservative-free artificial tears in single-dose vials, Vitis eye gel, and Alcon artificial tear film. Additionally, I ap...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello Steven: The method you are currently using is indeed a treatment for dry eye syndrome. If you are using preservative-free artificial tears in single-dose vials, tear film, or gels, you may not need to use them excessively. Good Sight is a steroid eye drop, and since dry eye...

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Can Posterior Capsule Fibrosis Increase Myopia After Eye Surgery?

The symptoms of fibrous cell proliferation in the posterior capsule of the lens can lead to an increase in myopia? Hello Dr. Wang, I am 45 years old. Twelve years ago, I underwent laser surgery for myopia. Originally, I had 1000 degrees of myopia and 400 degrees of astigmatism in...


Dr. Wang Zhishun Reply:
Hello, 1. Fibrocellular proliferation occurs in the posterior capsule of the lens (secondary cataract), which may lead to an increase in myopia. 2. The refractive error after Nd-YAG laser treatment may vary, but vision should improve.

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Understanding Floaters After Retinal Laser Treatment: Common Concern?

Floaters issue? Thank you for Dr. Gao's previous response. I would like to ask if the occurrence of a significant number of floaters after retinal laser treatment is a common issue or if it is considered rare. My laser-treated eye now has a lot of black lines and dots, which...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello, Fei: Sometimes it is unavoidable, and this is quite common. You can only adapt to it. Over time, you will become accustomed to it, so please don't worry. Taiwan E-Hospital Puzi Hospital Ophthalmology: Monday to Friday from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM and Wednesday from 1:00 P...

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Post-Retinal Detachment Surgery: Common Concerns and Recovery Tips

Post-operative inquiry regarding retinal detachment surgery, thank you? Hello, Director Gao. Thank you for your response. I would like to ask about my left eye, which has a retinal detachment. I underwent scleral buckle surgery and air injection at the end of October, followed by...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello, Xiao Bai: Pain above and beside the eye may be caused by external sutures, as there are wounds that need to be stitched after surgery. It is common to have discharge after eye surgery, and it is still necessary to use medication for treatment. If no lens was implanted, blu...

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Can Distorted Vision and Double Vision Improve After Retinal Surgery?

After retinal detachment surgery, visual distortion and deformation may occur? I have experienced two retinal detachments in my right eye, which affected the macula, and I have undergone several gas tamponade procedures, one silicone oil tamponade surgery, and multiple laser trea...


Dr. Wang Zhishun Reply:
Hello, the visual distortion caused by retinal detachment can be assessed for recovery approximately six months later. If recovery does not occur, the patient will need to gradually adapt.

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Managing Complications After Cataract Surgery: A Case of Retinal Detachment

After undergoing cataract surgery, my father experienced retinal detachment and has undergone multiple gas tamponade treatments? Hello Doctor, my father has had chronic conditions such as diabetes and hypertension for many years. He suffered a stroke in the occipital lobe, which ...


Dr. Wang Zhangji Reply:
If the retina has not yet reattached and the gas has already been absorbed, further treatment may be necessary. You may also seek a second opinion from another physician.

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Understanding Eye Issues: Floaters, Flashing Lights, and Dryness Explained

Eye problems Doctor, I have a left eye prescription of -5.50 and a right eye prescription of -6.50. I experience floaters and have Mediterranean anemia. My eyes are often dry, and I constantly see some black dots and shadows that are different from the floaters. I have had them c...


Dr. Wang Zhishun Reply:
Hello, what you described as seeing some black spots and shadows is likely due to vitreous degeneration (if the retina has been checked and found to be normal). This is quite common in individuals with high myopia. As for the white flashes, if you experience a sudden flash like a...

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Understanding Retinal Thinning Due to Myopia: Risks and Exercise Guidelines

The retina thins due to myopia? Hello, a few years ago I experienced retinal edema that caused me to lose vision in my left eye. Fortunately, the swelling has since subsided. Recently, I visited the hospital for a follow-up examination, and the retinal specialist informed me that...


Dr. Wang Zhishun Reply:
Hello, individuals with myopia are more prone to vitreous degeneration, which can lead to traction on the retina and potentially cause holes. However, the probability is not very high, so there is no need for excessive concern. Avoid rubbing your eyes, prevent any impact to the e...

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Post-Retinal Laser Surgery: Safe Exercise and Activity Guidelines

Postoperative preventive exercises for retinal surgery? Hello Dr. Wang, I underwent preventive retinal laser treatment about six months ago. At that time, I asked the surgeon for clarification but did not receive a clear answer. Can I engage in activities such as jogging or swimm...


Dr. Wang Zhishun Reply:
Hello, if you are undergoing preventive laser treatment, you should be able to engage in regular activities. However, lifting heavy objects will depend on the health status of your retina.

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Can You Treat Corneal Erosion with Laser on One Eye Only?

Corneal erosion laser treatment Can the treatment for corneal erosion using excimer laser be performed on just one eye? I have myopia and have heard that if the procedure is done, it will change vision, so both eyes need to be treated. Is this true? Additionally, what is the heal...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello, a613204: The laser treatment for corneal erosion is different from laser treatment for myopia; it is specifically aimed at treating the affected eye and has shown good results. For detailed information, please consult the surgeon, as an examination is necessary to determin...

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Understanding Floaters: White Haze, Visual Distortion, and Eye Health Concerns

Floaters, white haze, parallax, dizziness? Dear Dr. Gao, I apologize for bothering you, but I would like to ask you again about my current eye condition. I am experiencing various shapes of floaters in my vision, including spider web-like, cloudy, dot-like, and line-like forms, ...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello Peter: 1. Yes. 2. There will be no damage, and the laser will not cause any focusing issues. The dryness and blood vessels should be checked for other problems, such as conjunctivitis or dry eye syndrome. 3. No, sometimes it is caused by irregular light refraction, but ...

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Understanding Retinal Laser Treatment: Risks and Post-Procedure Effects

Retinal laser therapy Hello doctor, I have some questions regarding retinal laser treatment during and after the procedure. 1. If the left eye undergoes laser treatment, will the right eye, if not covered, be affected by the laser light and potentially suffer from eye damage? ...


Dr. He Jianxian Reply:
The general purpose of retinal laser treatment is to use the heat from the laser light to create a stronger adhesion between the retinal tissue and the underlying layers. During the procedure, the other eye does not need to be covered, and there have been no reports of it being a...

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Laser Treatment for Vision Correction: Options for Military Academy Candidates

Laser therapy Currently in the second year of high school, I have a congenital left eye prescription of -5.25 diopters; the right eye prescription is -7.00 diopters with -0.50 diopters of astigmatism. If I consider laser treatment to meet the military academy joint admission stan...


Dr. Chen Anping Reply:
Hello: If you are planning to apply to a military academy, please note that the physical examination regulations currently prohibit laser treatment for myopia. It is advisable to inquire about the specific application requirements of the military academy beforehand. Thank you.

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Understanding Retinal Laser Surgery: What Does a Vision of 0.8 Mean?

Retinal repair surgery Hello, Doctor Gao. I recently underwent retinal laser surgery, and the doctor mentioned that around two hundred laser shots were administered. Does this indicate that the area of the condition is quite extensive? I found online that others typically receive...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: More than two hundred times is very common, and a range of several hundred shots is normal. A few dozen shots are relatively rare. Peripheral laser treatment usually has little impact on vision, as vision quality primarily depends on the macula. At the E-Hospital in Puzi, ...

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Understanding Post-Laser Surgery Symptoms: What to Expect After Retinal Treatment

Post-operative complications of retinal laser surgery? Recently, I have experienced an increase in symptoms of floaters, so I underwent a retinal examination. It was found that there is a small black spot at the edge of the retina, and the doctor mentioned that it is related to t...


Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello Jack: Most of the black spots are referred to as floaters. If you have undergone laser treatment, you can feel more at ease and just continue to monitor the situation. The ophthalmology department at Puzi Hospital in Taiwan is open Monday to Friday from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM ...

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Choosing Between Femtosecond Laser and Traditional Phacoemulsification Surgery

Choosing Between Femtosecond Laser and Traditional Ultrasound Phacoemulsification Surgery Hello Dr. Jiang, my right eye has a macular hole that was closed after undergoing vitrectomy. Recently, I had cataract surgery to replace the artificial lens, which was performed using femto...


Dr. Wang Zhishun Reply:
Hello, we still recommend simple ultrasound phacoemulsification surgery. Please consider this.

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Post-Laser Retinal Repair: Common Concerns and Care Tips

Postoperative Issues Following Retinal Laser Repair Hello Doctor: I had a vitreous floaters examination two weeks ago, and the ophthalmologist found a small tear. Therefore, I underwent laser repair on the same day. During my follow-up appointment last week, the doctor diagnosed ...


Dr. Wang Zhishun Reply:
Hello: Based on your description, it seems to be normal. You can use artificial tears, and it's also advisable to apply warm compresses to your eyes regularly.

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