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Does anyone else have warped corneas?

Eye Conditions | Last Active: May 9, 2023 | Replies (11)

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@darlcrow

I'm not sure if they used that word. They always say warped corneas. However, I do remember once, they said the surface of my eye was too flat so I'm not so sure about the cone shape. I don't have much vision in my left eye even with a thick lens correction. Now, my right eye has started, and I'm scared to death. These doctors aren't suggesting much of anything and acting like I shouldn't be concerned. I have panic attacks over not being able to get clear vision or really any real vision in the left eye with glasses. I have thought about the Sclera lenses but I have tiny eyes and not sure if I could ever get them in and they are so expensive! For years now, I've been getting new updated prescription lenses ($300 to $600 each time) that I can't even see with by the time they are made and delivered to me which is usually about a week. I just sit and cry.

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Hasn’t anyone recommended corneal transplants. Had keratoconus so bad glasses were useless, had to piggyback contact lenses. Finally nothing helped,was legally blind . My only option were corneal transplants . What a difference taking my diseased corneas out and putting healthy ones in. 15 years later my vision got bad again and the only contacts I could wear are Scelera contacts. Vision is so crisp but to me not user friendly and extremely expensive. Takes way too long to put them in . ( my eyes are small also) so back to glasses. Now I have myopic degenerative in my left eye ( nothing to do with cornea transplants) just bad eyes. Any questions let me know

I also suffer with eye problems but they just burn daily! I just wanted to send my prayers to you because I know personally about the crying daily, and to feel helpless. I finally made up in my mind to let go and let God, he’s the best doctor I know, and I have strong faith that one day I will either be healed or cured!🙏🏽

It sounds to me like you need a medical consultation with a cornea specialist, and don't leave until you understand the name of the problem, the possible progression, and all options for management. I'm a retired eye doc, and it is the standard of care to make sure the patient understands, or a representative for the patient understands the condition. Please seek another opinion, with a doctor who will take the time to teach you about what is going on.