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Offline helenb

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Re: Macular degeneration
« Reply #10 on: December 21, 2013, 17:29:28 PM »
Hi echogirl1. As you can tell, I don't log onto this forum on a daily basis! There are loads of genetic macular dystrophy conditions. Most are difficult to treat although some do spontaneously improve. I wish I could help but I think your ophthalmologist is going to have a lot more experience and good advice than I do


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Offline Lotty

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Re: Macular degeneration
« Reply #11 on: December 21, 2013, 18:11:02 PM »
My mother in law who is 83 has the wet kind, and I believe one eye is much worse than the other. She visits the hospital regularly and has injections into her eyes. I know this sounds horrendous, but she says it doesn't hurt. She also encourages everyone to have regular checks because it can be spotted early and treated successfully.

Offline sannyrut

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Re: Macular degeneration
« Reply #12 on: January 02, 2014, 13:04:32 PM »
This forum is great.After reading replies to my original post,I didn't realise that there were two different types.As a result ,I phoned the opticians and learned that it was the dry degeneration.Bit of a relief,actually.Anyway,a Guid New Year ,and a prosperous one for you all  :)  :)




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