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Suggest Remedy For Black Spots In Eye
Dear Dr.,My name is Susanta Bera, age-29+,height-5 ft 5 inch,weight-56 kg. Query: I am using computer 10-12(Earlier it was 15-17 hrs. approx 5-6 months) hrs per day. I am getting black spot into my both eyes but it is more spot(Floating or something else) in left side eye than the right. I had consulted the doctors more the 3 times in diff. clinic. They had prescribed(with eye drop: Tears Natural, Eyemist, etc.) the laser treatment for retina issues and they have did it 2 times in left eye. But I am not getting any improvement after the treatment. my question is there any feasible solution to recover from the black spot or any suggestion from you?Regards,Susanta
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Dear Susanta, The laser treatment you took is a kind of prevention for the detachment of retina in future.If laser is applied I believe you might be having a high number of glasses.In any case the spot might be because of some kind of chemical reaction in the eye which occur when the degenerative changes occurs in the eye and for that the laser is given to prevent and damage.This think will go away with time once the chemicals in the eye are absorbed and so do the healing of the retina occurs where the laser is given.
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It seems from the history that you are having floaters in eye.
Floaters are because of diseases in the posterior segment in the form of vitreous opacities.
The common causes are vitreoretinal tractions as in retinal tears, vitreous degenerations....
Since you have undergone retinal examination no need to worry the floaters will come down with treatment.
Thank you
It seems from the history that you are having floaters in eye.
Floaters are because of diseases in the posterior segment in the form of vitreous opacities.
The common causes are vitreoretinal tractions as in retinal tears, vitreous degenerations....
Since you have undergone retinal examination no need to worry the floaters will come down with treatment.
Thank you
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