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MemberWell Im getting quite concerned, been writing my history on this site for a while now, and I have taken myself off the steroids which have brought on the following but have gone from around 60 mg a day to 2.5 mg so over 18 months, gone down in stages but the damage is done. I haven’t had double vision for a while now and below are my latest results and told to keep a check on this and next appt not until Sept but literary daily, noticing my sight deteriorating and as I had both eyes with lens replacements a few years back it’s the right eye(driving) causing me the worst problems and now things are distorted….need to find another eye person for a second opinion.
Technician report
Right Eye
AREA IMAGED: macula. INSTRUMENT: Heidelberg. REFERENCE DATE: 7/15/2024.Left Eye
AREA IMAGED: macula. INSTRUMENT: Heidelberg. REFERENCE DATE: 7/15/2024.Physician report
Right Eye
QUALITY: adequate. FINDINGS: abnormal. VITREOUS: vitreomacular traction.
SUBRETINAL: fluid.Left Eye
QUALITY: adequate. FINDINGS: abnormal. VITREOUS: vitreomacular adhesion.
SUBRETINAL: fluid.Interpretation
Right Eye
COMPARISON TO PRIOR: improved compared to previous. ASSESSMENT & CLINICAL
IMPLICATIONS: correlate with other clinical findings.Left Eye
COMPARISON TO PRIOR: worse than previous. ASSESSMENT & CLINICAL
IMPLICATIONS: correlate with other clinical findings.Notes
Technician:
Diagnosis: Central serous chorioretinopathy of both eyes
Study: OCT, Retina – OU – Both Eyes