I saw two bright flashes of light where no light could be. I'd been previously warned that I might have a risk for retinal detachment, and to get seen at the next available appointment if that ever happened; so today I went in.
My retinas are in perfect condition. THANK DEITY-OF-YOUR-CHOICE.
My right eye continues to have keratoconus - that wasn't expected to change. It did cause the optometrist some trouble, but it always does: how do you examine a retina through a distorting cornea?
And apparently since my horrible, horrible multi-week eye infection, I now have inclusions in my right cornea; probably the result of that infection. My previous exams showed no such inclusions, the exam from the time of that infection did; and today's exam did.
I go in to have the retina (and the inclusions) re-checked in six weeks. But it seems like it was a false alarm.
My retinas are in perfect condition. THANK DEITY-OF-YOUR-CHOICE.
My right eye continues to have keratoconus - that wasn't expected to change. It did cause the optometrist some trouble, but it always does: how do you examine a retina through a distorting cornea?
And apparently since my horrible, horrible multi-week eye infection, I now have inclusions in my right cornea; probably the result of that infection. My previous exams showed no such inclusions, the exam from the time of that infection did; and today's exam did.
I go in to have the retina (and the inclusions) re-checked in six weeks. But it seems like it was a false alarm.
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