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How To Overcome The Loss Of Vision?

my mother(38) was operated for takayashu arteritis in 2009 new delhi, now she suffering from rgular loss of vision. She was treated for cataract in both eyes, also went through Pan-retinal photocaogulaation in both eyes in 3settings. but nothing has been helpful so far. what are the option to restore the vision?
Tue, 29 Apr 2014
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Hello
It seems from the history that your mother has undergone cataract surgery and pan retinal photo coagulation and she also had takayasu arteritis.
This history indicates she probably had a vascular disease of retina.
Hence she is likely to have poor vision.
The treatment option depends on the status of the central retina. If treatment can be done for it she can have good vision otherwise we have to consider low visual aids.
Hence I advice you to consult your ophthalmologist for examination of retina and get back to me with reports.

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How To Overcome The Loss Of Vision?

Hello It seems from the history that your mother has undergone cataract surgery and pan retinal photo coagulation and she also had takayasu arteritis. This history indicates she probably had a vascular disease of retina. Hence she is likely to have poor vision. The treatment option depends on the status of the central retina. If treatment can be done for it she can have good vision otherwise we have to consider low visual aids. Hence I advice you to consult your ophthalmologist for examination of retina and get back to me with reports. Thank you