When you have optical neuritius do you get your eye sight back?
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Unfortunately, there is no consistently reliable treatment for optic neuritis. Steroids such as cortisone and prednisone are sometimes prescribed, but their effectiveness in treating the problem is questionable. Most people who develop the condition, however, recover normal vision without treatment. Recovery may take from a few weeks to a few months, depending on the severity of the condition.  http://www.visionrx.com/library/enc/enc_opneuritis.asp
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i dont know about that but they can can get stuck temporarily. And when they do it is VERY uncomfortable. and ur vision becomes blury for a while, even after they are unstuck. So please dont try to find out for self.
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I've been wearing glasses for about seven years now, I'm 18, and honestly I don't give a rats ass about what people think. I think that glasses are becoming in style now and you shouldn't be ashamed of wearing them if you need them. Though, not that I care about what others think, I'm trying to heal my eyesight the natural way, as laser eye surgery is not always a fool proof solution and is so expensive. I am going to use the Bates method to try and heal my eyesight, as I don't like relying on glasses to see, I want to be able to see clearly using my own eyes again. I want to wear sunglasses. I don't want to be restricted to not playing certain sports. For these personal reasons, I don't like wearing glasses, as they are crutches. I recommend you watch a DVD called "Yoga For Your Eyes" by Meir Schneider if you are interested in healing your eyes. Schneider was born legally blind and healed his eyes and is now able to legally drive without glasses. Good luck :)
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You will eventually get used to them. I have had them for about 10 years now. You will be able to tell the difference in your eyesight as to whether you have them in or not. And you will be able to look at your eye and tell if they're in there.
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i know Lazar eye surgery, but i don't know your full situation. go to other optometrists to get another opinion. ummm, carrots help your eyesight in the dark.. have fun, don't know much about this subject but good luck
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I had the new laser eye surgery done.  I love it.  I am 27.  It has been over a year.  My right eye is a little dry at times, but it is so much better than fooling with contacts or glasses.  I definetly recommend it.  Just like all surgeries, there are complications.  I was very scared that I may never see again, but it turned out fine.  I would never do it again, but I am very glad I got up the nerve to do it.
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I had my vision correction surgery done about a month ago. So far there is no significant side effects except for I've got my eye-sights back. ^_^\nBut I have been experiencing some dryness and my night vision is somewhat weaker. I would suggest you to consult with an ophthalmologist since each person's vision and healing condition really varies.
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if you are nearsightedness this sight will probably help you.\n\n\n\n\n\nreversingnearsightedness.com
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A friend of mine had surgery on his lazy eye and it was  quite an improvement.  You wouldn't even now that he had had one if he didn't point it out to you.\nGood Luck
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An opthomologist can advise you if the muscles that control eye movement can be corrected, after he examines you.
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Yes.  My experience was a "partially occluded retinal vein" in my left eye.  An occlusion is blockage from a blood clot.  My sudden symptom was the appearance of a gray foggy spot in the center of my vision, that sometimes faded, but never went away.  The cure was an injection of a type of steroid.  At that time I learned that if you see something that isn't there, it could have to do with a detached retina.  If you have any pain or other symptoms, you should seek medical help immediately.  Good luck.
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i've had it done, but it was in Louisiana and it was 7 years ago.  I acted like a 2 year old but that is just me.  they don't want to give you any drugs because it makes you eyes move but now a days they have better technoligy to follow your eyes.  don't freak out when everything goes black like i did.  it's supposed to do that. they just didn't tell me.  it was WELL worth it.  ofcourse i had a great dr.good luck
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Yes! I tried it and I went blind! No more eye exams, contacts, glasses, solution or that dang cleaning process!
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The name of your eye condition is Temporary Nystagmus.  There are several causes for this condition of which many have to do with neural factors.  Your Nystagmus may or may not be a symptom of something else so it would be worthwhile to see your primary physician about this condition.
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Hello,\n\nAs I am sure you know by now, Bell's palsy affects the VII cranial nerve.  That is the nerve that controls the facial musculature, including eye lids.  So the first question is, do you think you have a normal blinking pattern in the affected eye.  Compare it with the normal eye.  If both eyes are tearing, that is less likely due to Bell's as that is a local and thus one-sided process.  Additionally, the facial nerve carries nerve impulses to the lacrimal or tear glands, so it may be at work here, but again that would usually be a one one sided process. \n\nAs far what to do about the tears...manually blink your eye using the back of your finger at regular intervals, and especially when it feels dry.  If blinking is not a problem, or if the tearing continues, I'd see an ophthalmologist.  Hope that helps.
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Lasik is the way to go. All the other "natural Methods" may improve the sight while you do the exercises but once you quit, it goes back to how it was before. See your local Ophthalmologist.
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no, your cones (light receptors in the retina) either respond to certain wavelengths correctly, or they dont.