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Can an optometrist treat macular degeneration?
Yes, an optometrist can treat macular degeneration. You can read more info at www.allaboutvision.com/askdoc/macular-degeneration.htm
Where would one get information on Macular Hole surgery?
A macular hole is condition in the eye where the macular which is located in the retina has a small break. One can get information on macular hole surgery on websites such as All About Vision, Cleveland Clinic, and VisionAware.
What does macular hole recovery equipment do?
I could not find an exact answer on what macular hole recovery equipment does.
Is there a procedure available to repair a macular hole?
Macular holes can be repaired with surgery. The procedure is called a a vitrectomy.
Can you wear contact lens with macular hole?
His it ok to wear contact lenses if u have macular degeneration
What part of the body is affected by a macular hole?
A macular hole affects the eye, between the vitreous (the jelly like substance in the eye) and the retina itself. A macular hole is usually caused by shrinking and thickening of the vitreous due to aging. Any part of your body can be affected by a macular hole. However, a macular hole is most common in the eyes, especially on the retina.
How do you spell macullar?
Macular.
What is used to treat age-related macular degeneration?
There was no successful treatment for age-related macular degeneration as of 2001.
What term describes a condition in which central vision is lost but total blindness does not occur?
Macular Degeneration
What age group is commonly affected by macular degeneration?
Macular generation is the gradual loss of vision and it usually affects senior citizens. However, macular generation is indiscriminate and can affect anyone of any age.
What kinds of macular degeneration are there?
Age-related macular degeneration (AMD or ARMD) is by far the most common type of MD.
i need a doctor who specializes in macular degeneration?
what is the name of the kind of doctor who specializes in eye disease,i.e. macular degeneration?
