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Positive Dysphotopsia after Cataract Surgery
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I’m 69 and I had both eyes done with Alcon lens, am post surgery 7 months left eye snd 11 months right eye. My positive dysphotopsia causes the same light streaks with any lighting. ( even the moon at night has light streaks ) Thank you for bringing pigment disbursement to my attention,
I have green eyes and wasn’t aware of this.
I would never attempt a lens replacement- too risky on many levels. I’ve resigned myself to living with this but it’s very frustrating.
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The pigment dispersion syndrome of my right was first noticed and diagnosed in recent months (late 2022). It appears that it can be a contributor to getting glaucoma, but I don’t have symptoms of that yet. It can be a cause/contributor to dysphotopic symptoms. I don’t know much about (haven’t found much material). As said, I just heard this thing about “light eyes” susceptibility to PD a week ago! Take care