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Eye nerve damaged
I've met with an accident at the age of 3 yrs. in which there was a cut in retina of left eye.. After that I've undergone some operations with stitches in eye.. After the operation I wasn't able to see clearly from left eye and doctors told that after some time when I'll be completing certain age they'll be carrying one more operation but after sometime that particular doctor shifted from the City.. And today is date I'M not able to see with my left eye and one of the doctor by whom I've been diagnosed told that it can't be cured..
So please let m know any test/surgery or check can be done so that again I would be able to see with both the eyes..
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It is difficult to come to a conclusion with the information you have provided. I think its better you consult a retinal surgeon before making any decisions. Unfortunately, the prognosis will be bad if the retina or optic nerve was seriously injured in the accident.
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Information provided by you is incomplete
Kindly send me medical records
Having said that, in cases of retinal damage, chances of visual recovery are less
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Can you send the opd paper or any literature provided by the ophthalmologist?
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