Hello everyone,
I am still recovering (hopefully will recover ) from my last ON attack in April-May 2013.
I have a yearly regular eye exam next week for glasses and contacts. My eye doctor knows about my ON, but in the past the attacks have healed before my eye exam.
My left eye is not technically blurry like near-sighted vision without glasses, it's more dull and cloudy (like vasoline on my eye glass lense). So it can't be corrected with glasses.
How would my eye doctor prescribe my left eye for contacts? would she just go by my right eye? both my eyes have always had two different prescriptions.
I just want to be as educated as possible before my exam and I was wondering if anyone else has had an eye exam with an ON attack that hasn't healed. And how does their eye doctor prescribe glasses or contacts?
I am still recovering (hopefully will recover ) from my last ON attack in April-May 2013.
I have a yearly regular eye exam next week for glasses and contacts. My eye doctor knows about my ON, but in the past the attacks have healed before my eye exam.
My left eye is not technically blurry like near-sighted vision without glasses, it's more dull and cloudy (like vasoline on my eye glass lense). So it can't be corrected with glasses.
How would my eye doctor prescribe my left eye for contacts? would she just go by my right eye? both my eyes have always had two different prescriptions.
I just want to be as educated as possible before my exam and I was wondering if anyone else has had an eye exam with an ON attack that hasn't healed. And how does their eye doctor prescribe glasses or contacts?
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