Visual Impairment Questions

Dear lybrate-user,
it is good that you have not had any seizures after 2019 august. Unfortunately you have not mentioned the findings of ct/ mri. Mostly if the lesions have cleared the chances of seizure recurrence decrese with time. The chances of having a seizure are likely to be very minimal now. Many a times we stop the medication after such a long seizure free period but that decision can be taken after reviewing the initial imaging and a present imaging.
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Don't worry, you don't loose your job. Please as soon as possible consult with your eye surgeon. Take proper diet. Include carrot, palak, beetroot, and other fruits.

I shall be happy to advise you to go for ayurvedic treatment. For that you have to talk to me by booking Lybrate call. Subsequently I ll also ask you to apprise me history of treatment and test reports in the recent past, if any. If you take it sincerely and seriously, we ll be able to help you better. Proper regimen has to be chalked out.

Dear Lybrate user, to stop the progress of your father's condition, you can try individualised homoeopathic treatment as a possible option to improve the quality of life he enjoys. Looking at his age, keeping patience during the treatment will be of importance.

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Experts continue to reiterate that the only way to remove glasses is surgical, but also add that the eye exercises, if done under supervision, are not harmful to eye health. It is therefore up to the individual to try them out, with a healthy dose of skepticism, to see if they work.
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Hello Preeti are u urself the pt or someone else is the pt. Kindly comment on the age of the patient

Bioavailability in case of anti epileptic drug varies even if brand is changed. Possibly seizure can get triggered some times .

You have progressive myopia and it cannot reverse and you have to use glasses or think of doing a Lasik surgery

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Nocturnal seizures are seizures that happen while a person is asleep. They can cause unusual nighttime behavior, such as waking for no reason or urinating while sleeping, as well as jerking and shaking of the body. Nocturnal seizures are usually a type of seizure called a tonic-clonic seizure.
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The cause of serpiginous choroiditis is unknown. Speculation exists regarding an association with exposure to various toxic compounds and/or infectious agents. Some researchers believe the condition is related to an organ -specific autoimmune inflammatory process.
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