NOV 24, 24 .. ( 2 / 2 ) AN UPDATE ON MY MACULAR DEGENERATION PROCEDURE..
WET MACULAR DEGENERATION..
This is the problem with getting involved in writing about the results of medical appointments. I write an honest report that includes some bothersome after effects. Then I feel I have to follow up with how I am doing.
So why did I write about last Friday’s procedure?
I shared my experience because someone following along here may relate to my experience or someone may actually be interested because they are dealing with the same issue.
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I had some after effects that commenced immediately after the fifth (5th) round of injections into my left eye were completed.
What after effects? I had two round, totally black floaters, located below the level of my left eye appear. Distracting yes! Painful? NO. Absolutely NO pain or discomfort. Just two bothersome, round very dense black floaters totally out of my field of vision.
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Yesterday (Saturday) when I awoke after a good nights sleep, the dense black floaters were 80% gone. Then throughout the day Saturday they “just disappeared.”
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There you have it. IF you read this Post, I sincerely appreciate your interest in my Macular Degeneration Adventure.
Cap
Floaters!!! You have no idea how many birds I see to photograph when I have a floater! They just move too quickly to get a lens on them! Recently had twin floaters attached to each other.
Yes, I too had twin, very dense solid black floaters that seemed to be attached to one another. But you can’t actually look at and clearly see them! Odd and challenging for sure. Cap