Artificial Eye Questions

Looks like yours is a difficult or complicated situation. It will be desirable to follow your operating surgeon's strategy. You may take another Retinal surgeon's opinion if you wish. On an online platform like this, difficult to comment without assessment.

Do lots of hot water fomentation and maintain lid hygiene. Antibiotic eye drops if there is proper discharge. Above all visit the ophthalmologylist to first confirm its a Stye!

After cataract surgery, there is more room in the eye for fluid to circulate and hence in some eyes, esp those which were small and crowded, the pressure reduces.
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Hi lybrate-user,
these lumps that you are describing can be due to a condition called chalazion, or it could be a healed stye, or even a cyst. Correct diagnosis without examination should be avoided. Normally they disappear with time, but if they don't and if they are multiple, like in your case, you should see an ophthalmologist and get it checked. Its management is quite simple and you can get rid of them in no time.
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Get ur self checked to rule out vision problems as theycause stains leading to watering of eyes.
Avoid pollution, dust, smoke.
Ice pack application can help u ease symptoms.
Antiallergic eye drops might help u if allergic cause.
Consult if required.

I need more details about your symptoms. You can consult me through Lybrate for homoeopathic treatment and further guidance. Till than use Euphrasia eye drops.

You mean Stye?
1. Use a warm compress
A warm compress is the most effective way to treat a stye. The warmth helps bring the pus to the surface and dissolve the pus and oil so the stye can drain naturally.
2. Clean your eyelid with mild soap and water
3. Use a warm tea bag
Instead of using a warm cloth compress, you can use a warm tea bag. Black tea works best because it helps reduce swelling and has some antibacterial properties.
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There is no specific treatment for retinitis pigmentosa as this is a genetically linked disease and can have expression at various levels. The patient may benefit by some dietary adjustments (by taking a copper free diet) and by taking oral Vit A 15,000 i.u. daily of 50,000 i.u. twice a week on a regular basis. The reason one eye sees better than the other is based on the retinal status, the extent and progression of the disease and whether the central retina and optic nerve are involved in the ...more

The retina gets detached from its normal anatomical attachment and needs to be fixed on an urgent basis.

You cannot get disability as your refractive error is not disability and you have binocular vision