Any eye doctor's here?
floaters exist in the vitreous and theoretically, requires either a large needle into the eye or eye surgery to be removed.
b/c those options are rather drastic, we don't do it.
so... What I tell people is: learn to enjoy your floaters.
b/c those options are rather drastic, we don't do it.
so... What I tell people is: learn to enjoy your floaters.
Originally Posted by S2020,Jul 7 2005, 06:17 PM
floaters exist in the vitreous and theoretically, requires either a large needle into the eye or eye surgery to be removed.
b/c those options are rather drastic, we don't do it.
so... What I tell people is: learn to enjoy your floaters.
b/c those options are rather drastic, we don't do it.
so... What I tell people is: learn to enjoy your floaters.
Originally Posted by Austblue,Jul 7 2005, 06:59 PM
Flush twice?
Is it normal for base curves to change? She told me the measurement for my left eye stayed the same, but I just bought the new contacts with the prescription she gave me and the base curve is different from what I used to have. I used to have 8.7 on my left eye, but the new one is 8.3. I just put the new contacts in and I can see pretty clear with my right eye, but the left eye doesn't feel right. Could this be because the base curve isn't right?
Thanks for all the help.
I still have 4 unopened contact lenses for my left eye of the 8.7 base curve. I just put one in and the eye feels much more comfortable now, but the vision is obviously not as strong as my right eye with the new prescription.








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