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Any Permenant Cure for Glaucoma
Hi,I am 62 years aged female and am suffering from Glaucoma since past 10 years. I was operated in 1995. I cn see distant object but not the near object. I am taking optipres Eye drops regulalry and also getting the eye tension checked. I am 100 % vegetarian and am a house wife.
Shantha on 2005-08-26
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Hello Shantha
1. what did they do in surgery?
2. how often do you take this eyedrops and what is active ingredient?
3. do you know your blood type?
4. how often do you have eye pressure measured and what is the last reading?
5. do you feel anything about your eyes?
6. is there anything to make your eyes feel better (hot or cold application, high humidity, open air etc)?
7. is there anything "not the average" in your health?
8. how come you were diagnosed with glaucoma 10 years ago? Anything happened in your life prior to that?
9.both eyes were affected at the same time?
1. what did they do in surgery?
2. how often do you take this eyedrops and what is active ingredient?
3. do you know your blood type?
4. how often do you have eye pressure measured and what is the last reading?
5. do you feel anything about your eyes?
6. is there anything to make your eyes feel better (hot or cold application, high humidity, open air etc)?
7. is there anything "not the average" in your health?
8. how come you were diagnosed with glaucoma 10 years ago? Anything happened in your life prior to that?
9.both eyes were affected at the same time?
Astra2012 last decade
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