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albert12 · Joined: 24 Feb 21 Posts: 14 Location: Columbia

here's my report on my scan-how good is it ?
offered a treatmenter treatment for the next month, I must admit it scared me, anythink near my eyes,
keep still

Black1Star7 · Joined: 17 Feb 21 Posts: 7 Location: Columbia

Honestly, the best person is to talk to an ophthalmologist. It's understandable that you have problems, and it's probably no consolation to mention that my Type II dad had a lot of laser treatment, and at 88, his eye problems are now age-related, not diabetes (diagnosed at least 30 years ago).
If you have asked for advice, I would simply suggest contacting an ophthalmologist. I recently had a cataract, and I could talk to anyone, first contacting the secretary. I have to say that I have been impressed by the NHS people here, at a high level .ycombe, very happy.

WanSko · Joined: 17 Feb 21 Posts: 14

I work as a programmer and the problem with my eyes is an occupational disease. So I can give you some advice, learn everything on this site this advice helped to remove eye tension, increase fluid outflow from the eyeball, and reduce intraocular pressure. Be careful when buying an unfamiliar dr*ug, first learn everything.

ScottyP · Joined: 17 Mar 21 Posts: 11

I wish you good luck, bro. I can understand you cause I have some troubles too

DrakeHeyman · Joined: 28 Jan 21 Posts: 31

Gracias tuve el mismo problema

ByronRogers · Joined: 25 Mar 21 Posts: 11

I wish you good luck, bro. I can understand you cause I have some troubles too