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alfie

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9. Could you differently in the effected eye after surgery?

Reply to RebelOne (Reply #8)

Mon Nov 3, 2014, 04:19 PM

Nov 2014

My doc wants me to see a surgical opthamalogist for evaluation for cataract removal in my right eye where I have lost central vision. My peripheral vision is still good so I'm not sure it would help. I have an appt with him in a couple of weeks.

I take vitamins but Don't have the kind they treat with shots.

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Anyone have macular degeneration? [View all] alfie Nov 2014 OP

No, but my Dad did. elleng Nov 2014 #1

Thanks elleng alfie Nov 2014 #2

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