Testing Macular Degeneration Symptoms - Dark Adaptometry with the AdaptDx Pro

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Do you struggle seeing at dark or driving at night? What are your thoughts on this new technology? Is AMD a concern for you?

[@SHE3e23]

Yes my eyesight is sort of… dissolving. Used to be occasionally. Now on and off daily. I assumed it was being overweight/prediabetes.

[@bettyboop1524]

Thank you for this video. It is always good to have something like this in the file cabinet of my brain. New technology is great and if it can help people keep their vision that's even better. Of course, working on computers, phones, etc. ruins your vision. Sometimes it seems we take one step forward and two steps back.

[@ramonacharles9540]

Driving at night where there is nit enough light. Is this heriditary? My mother had it

[@AznDudeIsOn]

I've had trouble seeing at night since I was like 5 years old. Actually I remember walking around back my cousin's house. Didni't recognize ther was steps, fell and scraped my knee pretty badly.

[@archit8157]

Dr you did not see my reply on old video ! 😥😥

[@SandraHof]

It sounds like a great thing! My dad developed wet MD when he was about 80 years old. Though it was a bad thing, it led to my moving in with him to help him. That led to almost 9 wonderful years together before he passed away at 91 years of age. That being said, it is sad to see a very active loved one loss their eyesight and much of their independence.I am 65 now, so MD is a concern for me and I always make sure the doctor checks my eyes for it during yearly exams.

[@chrystalthornton1502]

Same story with me and my mom and the ages were about the same. Not sure there is much treatment for it.

[@SandraHof]

@@chrystalthornton1502 I am sorry your family has to deal with this as well. Once it has started, there are injections that can be made into the eye that stop the bleeding. This treatment was developed after my dad had MD for some years. At first he was given laser treatments, but the bleeding always reoccurred. But the medicine shot into the eye finally stopped the bleeding. Preventative measures include taking the vitamin lutein.

[@ChrissyGrace2611]

I LOVE hearing this ! That’s awesome to have that special time together!

[@lmboh8585]

I had this test last month during my regular yearly test (combined with my regularly scheduled plaquenil testing). I was told it was to see how I adapted to seeing in the dark, but I truly did not understand the test procedures or how it would be interpreted. Apparently, I passed but we did discuss age-related macular degeneration (a problem my father had) and doctor wanted me to be aware of it along with my thin retinas, and the optic nerve damage he has been monitoring for year (stable for all that time). After viewing your video, I have a better understanding of how the test works and why the woman in the headset kept reminding me to look at red dot. My eyes would begin to wander if I thought I hadn't seen a flashing light in a while and so I would go in search of one (LOL). Thank you for this very helpful video.

[@cloudgazer4570]

Yesterday I had a patient (92 years old) who had a visus of 0.80 on both eyes in 2018. AMD was already known by then and she was instructed to come again in 6 months. She didn't come until now. She now has

[@neelphadke2531]

Really appreciate your work and youtube channel. Keep educating and inspiring :)

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

So nice of you! Thanks Neel!

[@maxkelter3561]

I was amazed that one can possibly predict that one may have Macular Degeneration in the future. Great tool and piece of equipment. Thanks or explaining.

[@TheCaitthegreat]

Thank you for making this video! I have so many questions regarding the topic...I am dealing with premature Macular Degeneration as a 29 year old woman. My eye doctor first saw questionable specks on my retinas. He was very forward with me about causes and effects of it, but he told me he wasn’t concerned because of my age. Still, he referred me to a specialist who confirmed that it was in fact MD. My age really confuses all the specialists I’ve seen. That all began about 5 years ago. I was told to take certain vitamins and to look for signs of MD, since at that point I wasn’t experiencing any effects. Now I have trouble with night driving slightly but more so on rainy nights. Also sometimes lines or words in books can bend but not a lot. My brother has since got tested for the gene, and luckily he does not have it. My mom has no family history of it, but my dad was adopted as a child so he doesn’t know his hereditary medical history at all. I do have some health issues that are not genetic nor eye related so maybe my existing issues could be related some how...my doctors couldn’t say one way or another because my health issues have minimal scientific data or research! I’m at a dead end, but I’m resilient and I won’t accept, “we don’t know.” as an answer. Is it possible to talk to you via email or even phone call! I don’t care which way, but comments are public. Thank you.

[@thegamernailtech3555]

Thank you for this! My father had wet MD at 70. He was getting the injections in the eyes every 2 wks. I worry I will be next. Ive noticed a difference in my vision the last few years but my recent eye exam said im good for now but to keep an eye on it. Ive become more conscious of protecting my eyes since

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

That makes me happy to hear you are so aware. I hope things are going well got your father’s eyes. Injections can be a scary thing. But they are the best thing we have when wet AMD settles in. Has your eye doc recommended anything for you?

[@thegamernailtech3555]

@@DoctorEyeHealth Thank you. Sadly he passed last may. His eye sight seemed to change every day. Some days better, some worse. He had been a semi driver by trade and it took so much of his independence.

[@badreddinegacem]

​@@DoctorEyeHealth Make a video about myopic macular degeneration

[@stephenprice7502]

I found out I had AMD after going to the eye doctor when I noticed the edge of a doorway was wavy rather than straight. They were surprised to find AMD at my age (52) and questioned whether or not I had diabetes, which I don't. I started a program of monthly eye injections to try to stabilise it but sadly I've had to stop these due to the cost so I am no longer receiving any treatment for the disease.

[@irischevez7050]

As always greatly informative, I love this, I love your content always. Thank you.

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Thank you so much Iris!!!! I appreciate you watching!

[@joshreese_optometry]

Love the video! There definitely needs to be more optometry videos like yours and mine!

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Hey congrats on getting accepted! Best of luck with your first semester!

[@joshreese_optometry]

@@DoctorEyeHealth Thank you so much! Love the educational videos

[@brandonbennett84]

I was diagnosed five years ago when I was about 30! It runs on my fathers side. I caught it early. I have problems seeing at night. I also have astigmatism.

[@yu-fujoe837]

Hi,Dr.Allen. I've waited your New video for long time. XD Thanks for sharing.

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Thank you for noticing!! It has been a few weeks as we have been making a lot of content and brought on a team member. MUCH more content to come. But again, it means a to have you here. 🙏

[@ronrose2322]

Thank you for this video.

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Thank you for watching! I appreciate it. 😀

[@elikirkendall]

Will you explain why patients’ with macular degeneration have voids like you explained but their brains fills in those spots? Also explaining how macular degeneration can go unnoticed by affected patients due to those patients having their brains fill in gaps in their vision?

[@telenelatelin8632]

It has to do with the feed back loops that make the experience of vision in the brain. One of the first processing points that the nerve fibers from the eye reach is called the LGN (lateral geniculate nucleus), but about 80% of nerves feeding into the LGN are actually from the visual cortex, telling the LGN what it thinks you should be seeing. so even when the signal is being reduced or lost from neural damage, the visual cortex keeps filling it in as best it can, filling in the holes with what "should" be there. This is an oversimplification but that is the idea. this help? In AMD (macular degeneration) the layer of tissue that keeps the photoreceptors fed and healthy stops working properly, especially the ones in the center of vision, the macula. Once they break down, the photoreceptors themselves break down, and can no longer send signals to the brain.

[@maedehasani3799]

Informative, thank you .

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Of course! Glad you liked it. I hope reporting on cool tech like this is able to help people get care sooner.

[@laughter95]

This is really cool. I need to research whether this device is worth upgrading from the non-pro, legacy machine. Perhaps this setup would reduce the chance for bleaching errors.

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

At least from my experience with the eye tracking and the eye seals, it works amazing. I had almost no errors.

[@victoriadzurinko5382]

Hello, JT. I am the Director of Professional Relations at MacuLogix. The AdaptDx Pro Guided by Theia will allow you to give your patients a more consistent testing experience. Please feel free to reach out to your local sales rep for a demo or request one at MacuLogix.com.

[@tommiauvinen8647]

Could you do a video about future treatments for MGD and other dry eye problems. What treatments are in clinical trials and seem promising etc.

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Great suggestion Tommi! I will see what I can put together

[@tnuzzz]

@@DoctorEyeHealth Why do I see everything turn black when I stare at something in the dark? And Sometimes in Light Places Too do I need To Worry?😭 I too Have Visual Snow , Tinitus , Myopia , Glasses , floaters

[@minnesotagirl7458]

Please do!!!

[@lizzw4216]

This is so cooler then the box I had to use when doing this test lol

[@BoomVang]

Thanks; I tested on a previous generation of this machine and wondered why only 1 eye needs testing.

[@waleyefish9026]

Great Video, I have a problem adapting to Dark Rooms. I have Cataracts, I passed my AMD test.

[@pirhjunejo8021]

Same is with me in my right eye...

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Cataracts can also affect our perception in dim light too, usually by causing more glare and halos around lights.

[@commonsense6967]

Same with me. I had cataracts (just had both cataracts removed this month) and had noticed that my left eye took 2-3 minutes to adapt from bright to dark light for a couple of years now. However, the retina specialist did OCT prior to my cataract surgery and couldn't find any evidence of macular degeneration. My mother had AMD by age 60 and since I'm almost 70, I'd like to know if it's in my future, because not knowing is hard. AMD is so life-changing.

[@krc5210]

My mother had macular degeneration and now I have been diagnosed with it. I was told to take AREDS2 but I am very frightened. I have been vegan since 2013 and ate lots of dark green leafy vegs and took eye health supplements for many years like lutein and lecithin, I never smoked and always wore sunglasses outside. So I am discouraged.

[@shellyblanchard5788]

I have trouble with left eye for now 4years. My eye I woke up and had floater that moved around when I looked around. I had twin vision of everything a few months before. I moved to a different town in 2018 and it things looked bent but no black spots. Now all I see dark shadow around in the room. My eye though is borrowing vision from my right eye. I could my right eye clear up more as my left eye got worse. It is like I have tunnel vision. I still see dark shadows in my left eye. I was hoping it would clear up, so it hasn't. My left is borrowing vision from my right eye, strange. 🤔

[@TravisGarnett]

Cool tech, #DoctorEyeHealth! Thank-you for showcasing...😎👍

[@MarionneAndreiBLita]

Why i have a blue ring around my cornea when theres a light focus on it but without light its color gray or white im just 15 can you tell me what it is im scared this past few weeks

[@mathewlucas2539]

Your handsome! Came across your videos tonight and glad I did

[@tessyoung6960]

Great technology, is this works seemly as HVF?

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Not this brand specifically but I know similar designs of HVf are being used in headsets

[@ashathilini5258]

Thank you so much for the inspirational vedio...😍😍

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Thank you Asha!! I appreciate it! Ever heard of macular degeneration before?

[@kyleisgood2080]

So I want to get try contact lenses for the first time soon, and I was wondering If daily disposable can dry out?

[@kyleisgood2080]

I was wondering this because I don’t want contacts stuck behind my eyelid and I a lot of people say it gets stuck behind the eyelid when it is dry

[@doyochii127]

I told my opthalmologist about moving dots in my eyes, also like palinopsia. But they can't understand maybe they don't know that yet. I wish you're my doctor. When talking about eyes, I get scared damn! I got that kind of test too clicking the button if you see light but not that kind of equipment.

[@PrestoPaulTV]

Very cool and informative!

[@trinabolton765]

That is a neat device

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

I think its pretty amazing how advanced some tech is. The whole virtual reality / heads up display is becoming a game changer for vision and vision testing.

[@trinabolton765]

@@DoctorEyeHealth This is great. I have that game , But when i move with the games the heat set did to know matter how tight i put it. If it moved a tiny bit i could not see then i got a huge headache so i gave up on it. A really fun game and going to places tho.

[@ivinitmittal]

Some content on ICL?? Thinking of getting it done?💪🏻

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

in the works!

[@tnuzzz]

Why do I see everything turn black when I stare at something in the dark? And Sometimes in Light Places Too do I need To Worry?😭

[@petunia172]

Dr- where are you located please

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

I work as an associate doctor at the PineCone Vision Center in Sartell MN

[@shebear6367]

Any reason why I would see nothing but black while looking at an Amsler grid? I see the grid, the center dot, lines are not wavy or blurry - then black. I am 56 yrs old, female, have autoimmune disease under good control, grandmother did develop AMD. Thank you.

[@razygaming3084]

IM USING OLD PRESCRIPTION GLASSES FOR 3YEARS. IM SEEING DOUBLE VISION NOW IS IT BECZ OF MY WRONG PRESCRIPTION GLASSES

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

There are many reasons for double vision. It could be as simple as just needing an updated glasses prescription BUT it could also be something more serious going on. I strongly encourage anyone with new onset double vision to see an eye care professional sooner rather than later.

[@cwill2127]

@@razygaming3084 he can’t give out medical advice online. Schedule an appointment ASAP with your eye clinic and tell them what’s going on while you’re scheduling. Also lose the caps lol.

[@omarg5647]

Sorry for the dumb question but I just scratch my glasses with a power tool by accident it save my eye but I scratch the lenses is there a way to fix it if I take somewhere or do I have to buy a new one??? 🤔

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Thank goodness your eyes are safe! But sadly, there is no way to fix the lens. But many eye clinics can do just the lenses of the frame is still good. Also, maybe you have a warranty on the lenses? Many clinics have them for just this purpose.

[@omarg5647]

@@DoctorEyeHealth yes my glasses actually save my eye 🙏 well thank you for answering my question I might just get a eye exam I think is time and I might need to change lenses anyway 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@MysteriousTony]

....how about a video on the laser eye surgery to take a away the brown eye color to reveal the color underneath?

[@JamesJones-matrix]

Hi hope all is well .. question after retinal tear surgery how long it takes for eye to return sight? Cause it was blurry before surgery. Thanks we appreciate 🙏 you

[@bobbipin39]

I have headlight sensitivity at night where there is no street lights. The new lights in cars are the worst. I wish you were a doctor in my area. 💞

[@pumibel1720]

My night vision is terrible now. I don't dare drive at night, and my eye doctor sees me yearly to monitor drusen that are surrounding the macula in both eyes. I have been monitored for possible macular dystrophy for the past 4-5 years. She has been taking photos of my retina every year for the past 3 years. Right now, the drusen have not entered the macula, but they seem to hover on the periphery like the sword of Damocles, lol. Light/dark adaptation is a major problem for me too. I haven't been tested with this gizmo, but my adaptation is so slow it's obvious.

[@arcann7]

Dr. Allen, out of curiosity, did you do a residency? And if so, what area did you choose?

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Yes! Thanks for asking Luca. I did mine in Primary Care/low vision and TBI rehabilitation. It was at the Minneapolis VA (which some people have called ocular disease just because the nature of a Va residencies) but technically it was in primary care. Are you in optometry or considering a residency?

[@arcann7]

@@DoctorEyeHealth That's awesome! Yeah, I'm in my third year at RSO (saw your picture in the 2015 graduates there) By the way, many of the professors recommend your videos to the patients! Haha

[@mahsaf2801]

Thanks for your guidance Sir plz tell some prevention for dry eyes Actually due to facial pulsy ..my on eye got dried ..and it's getting smaller

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Facial palsy brings in a lot of challenges of its own. More than just dry eye disease. Your doctor may discuss with you options such as thicker gels , ointment and lubricants. Depending on the severity, bandage or sclerals contact lenses could be used. Punctal plugs can be placed. If nighttime exposure is a concern, moisture goggles and or lid taping can be used. What has your doctor recommended for you?

[@mahsaf2801]

@@DoctorEyeHealth lid taping and use of lubricane eye drops

[@fit2reign702]

Doc, do you have a video on cscr? Thanks, and God Bless.

[@tinglan8372]

When i was in 40's, i was diagnosed this macula degeneration problem. But there was nothing to be done. The doctors only advised to eat more fresh fruits, wearing sunglasses when there's sunshining.

[@r.jlovely]

When retinitis pigmentosa video kam sir

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Working on that! There are some new treatment developments coming out.

[@shubhisingh3663]

@@DoctorEyeHealth sir hope we they approve gene therapy or stem cells by 2025. Is that possible?

[@ClayDisarray]

Hey DEH, I wonder if you could do a video specifically on night mask for dry eye/MGD. I remember you demonstrated one a while ago but I can't find the video. Thanks!

[@DK-ts3bd]

Thank you. Would this be useful for both wet and dry AMD?

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Yes, in the sense that it could help diagnose AMD 3 years earlier, before clinical retinal signs show up.

[@victoriadzurinko5382]

Hello, DK. I’m the Director of Professional Relations at MacuLogix. Dark adaptation testing can be used to detect and monitor AMD at every stage of the disease.

[@poornam3142]

Hi I have eye bags on my eye brows .It looks very odd in photographs .Please tell me how can I get rid off those .pls suggest me

[@nameless6252]

Tell me if I’m nuts… I believe my eyes are very light sensitive and that the bright lights eye docs shine in my eyes are harmful to my eyes, especially with the advent of LCDs and LEDS (frankly I don’t know the difference). I haven’t been to see an eye doc ever since I was diagnosed with NAION, which seems much like macular degeneration or maybe is a form of it. I feel like the bright lights from the 3 appointments it took to get a diagnosis made the condition worse and am afraid another eye exam will cause my other eye to fail too. I’m in my 70’s. To go or not to go?

[@_Kpex_]

Hi Dr Allen, I'm really concerned about the vision in my right eye these days and hoping you share your expert opinion. It doesn't sound like macular degeneration, but in one eye, I suddenly have what I can describe as a liquid cloud obstructing the lower half of my vision. Really is as if I'm seeing the gel in my eye as it swirls etc. The top half of my vision is fine but yea.. any idea what I'm dealing with? I'll see my eye specialist soon but would appreciate hearing what you think first.

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Hey thanks for sharing Kris. These types of visual phenomenon are difficult to deal with and to get a full understanding without an examination. The good thing is of course that you have scheduled an appt and to get it checked out ASAP. There are just so many things that could be going on. Wishing you the best.

[@Anjaya02]

Doc, Do some kind of allergies cause floaters?

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

None that I know of.

[@noobstarop7500]

Hello sir I have this and I am 19 and does not sleeping well and using phone increase macular degeneration ?? Bcoz from 2-3 months I have been using my phone alot and I am only sleeping 2-3 hr a day ? I am changing my lifestyle and started sleeping 9 hr a day and only using my phone for 1-2 hr a day ? Does my macular degeneration increase in 3 months ?

[@noobstarop7500]

And sir is it possible for me to not to lose my vision and in 20 years will science able to fix this eye problem to ?

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Hey thanks for the question! True age related macular degeneration is something people get once they approach the age of 50 and older. But there are other diseases that are similar and appear when we are younger. For your sake, I hope any symptoms you have are temporary. Sleep is very good for the whole body, even the eyes and especially the brain. Device use is good to limit, as it may put increased demand on the eye muscles. There are some studies that suggest high energy light from the sun and artificial sources could damage the retina, but this has not been fully accepted at this time. More studies will tell. Either way, it will be best for you to have an eye exam with a qualified eye care professional in your area. Hope that helps.

[@noobstarop7500]

@@DoctorEyeHealth yes sir I have been examined by a eye doctor sir will my problem get fixed I have heard we need to take vitamins to prevent this problem so sir can u suggest me some good eye vitamin from food source whivh I should take?

[@Rake000]

Hello sir, I've got digital eye strain for like past 2 years, because of sitting next to monitor each day nearly more than 6 hours, and I got blurry vision in far distance and I cant see good, is there a treatment to get rid of digital eye strain?

[@shubhambhatt5847]

Hello doctor I am 19 years old having floaters problem from last 3 months.I am not mypoic but at evening my distant vision gets little blurry.Its difficult for me to identify the faces of people until they reach close to me.Also my vision is not much good at evening.These all things started with floaters.Can you tell me what could be the reason behind it.

[@shookethgrande2041]

my eyes recently got a lot worse within a year, I went from like a -1.5 to a -4 I'm not exactly sure how, I just realized it got worse, I was on screens a lot and not getting out a lot and it happened, so I got new glasses after like 11 months from the -1.5 to -4 glasses, and I never felt weird with them I settled into them quickly, and my optometrist said what I've done is permanent and I need to get out more, I'm 17, if I continue this behavior could it get worse?

[@ChakkaYashwanth]

Do u have any tips on how to convince my Dr to buy this device

[@Ale1994AC]

Do u think is mote comfortable glasses with nosepads or not?

[@vlntntght]

Hi doc! This question of mine is not really related to your video but i have to ask, is it okay to take a bath or wash your face after a long exposure to the screen?

[@ManishaSharma-gi2ci]

Hii doctor I hv post lasic ectesia at moderate stage I can see through soft contact too.i want to use soft instead of other lenses.can it harm my vision or eyes?

[@yaso2454]

Can someone tell me is double vision natural or not because it happened to me like two times in my life and then these days it happens alot and i don't know why and my parents all said it's natural

[@yaso2454]

Is it natural ?

[@AlokRanjan1]

Hi doctor... I have a 6/12 near vision acuity... I am wearing a glass of power -0.75. Is is possible to improve vision acuity to 6/9 or 6/6 by using medicine or exercise

[@scorpio-vibes9875]

Hy.5 days ago I go for my eye check up.have blurred vision in left eye.but can see clearly with different angles.the Dr said I have floaters and have age degeneration .I am just 26 years old.she done pRophylatic laser treatment to avoid retinal tear .after that I am seeing flashes in left eye.is it normal?

[@tnuzzz]

Why do I see everything turn black when I stare at something in the dark? And Sometimes in Light Places Too do I need To Worry?😭 I too Have Visual Snow , Tinitus , Myopia , Glasses , floaters

[@jjakajshbajajzhshah]

hey. I hope you're having a good day. I'm sorry to leave this comment under an unrelated video but I really need your help. I've been wearing glasses since I was 6. My problem is nearsightedness (forgive me if the word is incorrect, I'm not native). And it's kinda very high. almost 8. I'm 22 now. And my whole life I've thought about having an eye surgery some day. But recently I can't decide to go which way. I saw your video and read a lot about LASIK surgery and found out that it's simply not worth it. So I was thinking about wearing glasses and contact lenses (I've never used contact lenses before). But today I found out about a new method which is called SMILE. It sounds pretty safe and logical (except the cost) but I'm still not sure. So I really really need your help. I would be very happy if you reply me. thank you

[@TheUltimateDesiGamer]

i dont know whats my problem everytime i check my eyes with a doc its different power different axis etc and my new specs dnt give me good feels feels like lil distorted and strain i have to squeeze my eye .

[@bjtinker4499]

Already there. Both eyes Cloudy in left eye. Cannot see going into store for 15 minutes. Eye dr said take vitamins that i am sensitive to. Arthritis like swelling and pain daiky oh what? Any advice.?

[@Bhatmann]

Keep searching, the answers you are looking for are out there. Good luck

[@Shazi-xt5xw]

Can high doses of statin help with the progression of dry form of macular degeneration? My eye doctor wants me to take them, but I’m not comfortable with taking these high doses. I was diagnosed in my 40s due to hereditary and I am now in my mid 50s.

[@gsr8292]

Keratakonus has a remedy? I have tried contact lens and scleral lens but both of them pain for me. Had 2 C3R surgeries as well? Any tips? 😅😅. ( Stable right now)

[@carmenoghinciuc8330]

Hello!domnule doctor,va rog sa mi recomandați un tratament pentru sindrom Sicca foarte sever si o fotofobie accentuată!am incercat mai multe medicamente dar,fără rezultat!va multumesc!sanatate!Carmen

[@kathyfaulk710]

I do not have Macular Degeneration. I have Macular Telengictasia where the cells in the macular that use the highest energy (for fine detail vision like reading) are slowly dying. There is no cure. I first noticed it because my mother gave me an Amsler grid.

[@mrbeencountin]

hello, I know my issue is not related to the vid, but this is the latest one and probs will get more notice. I've miopia -11 and megalocornea, recently I was told I'm unable to get laser surgery so I've decided to get custom lenses based on my eyes' characteristics, however, the lenses arent covering my eyes fully which leaves me half blind and struggling to see at any range, wtf do I do

[@DebraBing]

I have a distorted point in my central vision on my right eye only. I was told it was fluid under my retina and was sent off to the Melbourne Eye and Ear Hospital, supposedly one of the best, for scans. The result was that they found NOTHING. And yet l still have the problem. What do l do now????? I need glasses for my vision generally, but nobody will make them due to this problem.?????

[@ozzybarry4332]

My symptom is flickering lines around rhe spot I am looking at. Not the point I am looking at. Espacially grey and dark grey lines.

[@nabeelafatima12a78]

Hello ! I am facing continues fluctuation in my eye power . Even year my eye power is is increasing by certain rate . People are saying that is happening because I am using too much mobile phone . Is it so ? Can you please help me with it . Please please please reply me as fast as possible

[@marshjacqueline07]

My optician said I had it but has not offered any advice or treatment apart from eye drops for dry eyes. I have poor night vision.

[@conanr.1138]

Is this test binocular or monocular? Please i need an answer

[@noobstarop7500]

Hello doc how r u ? ,Sir I wanted to know if a person has optical nerves atrophy.Does MRI affect eye sight does lower back MRI cause problem in body or cause eyesight problem does MRI has any affect on eyesight? Does MRI makes you blind and does MRI affect eyes and brain nerves? LOWER BACK MRI is safe for eyes? And sir does MRI have radiation which can harm your eyes? can u please answer this question sir?

[@notion14]

Hi, is it any good for late amd

[@NashvilleTravelConcierge]

I can, but don't like driving at night (or when it is raining at night). Am I concerned? Not to an extreme, although ignoring signs might not be the right course either. I will pay attention.

[@candiigerrl]

I’ve been wearing the same contacts for over a year (not consistently like 3 days lenses and 4 day glasses) and I’ve had no problems. I prob should buy a new pair but don’t want to disg out the cash lol any advice?

[@alfathanews5849]

Sir I have e Question May i ask you please?

[@BlackBeltGamers88]

I'm sure I still have good night adjustment and vision, I should just get a routine exam sometime soon though.

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

You should!

[@PDeathDealers]

I have retinitis pigmentosa and I just can't see at all in dark or dim places

[@rodneywhite4962]

Ok the technology is cool but other than charging me more money how does it help. If it is dedecting macular degeneration earlier then can be detected from a retinal exam, then how does that change the treatment. Is it not the same..sunglasses, vitamins, stop smoking and maintain a clean cardiovascular health? Wouldn't you have suggested that anyway?

[@victoriadzurinko5382]

Hello, Rodney. I am the Director of Professional Relations at MacuLogix. Having a metric like the rod intercept can help you to detect and monitor your AMD patients at every stage. Much like an IOP or A1c, it gives you more information and gives your patient an easy to understand metric to follow their disease as well. Please feel free to reach out at MacuLogix.com if you have any additional questions.

[@rodneywhite4962]

@@victoriadzurinko5382 with IOP and A1C if it's elevated, we have tools to lower pressure or decrease ones blood glucose level. What can be done in the subclinical setting when your dark apdaption is abnormal beyond what is suggested ..sunglasses, vitamins, smoking cessation and improved health? Why measure at a subclinical level a statistic that cannot be treated?

[@johnkean6852]

Can u do something on sleepy dust: if l remove all of mine in the morning my eyes👁👀 feel itchy - its like it has a symbiotic attachment to the eyelid and dangerous to remove 👀👁LOL

[@RObotziDumi]

I want this kind of technology for my keratoconus

[@rebecarobles75]

Hello....I wear glasses but I want to start wearing contacts....there are lots of bad rumors about them....can you create a video about this rumors and which ones are false...love your videos :))

[@yusriazmi2805]

hi how much is it

[@Michelle-uf4jh]

I have night blindness. My family dislikes that I keep on all the light all the time. Dimly lit rooms cause me issues.

[@christheemperor7265]

similar to retinitis pigmentosa

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

In a way! RP has many other eye issues that come with it. Such as cataracts and even macular edema

[@christheemperor7265]

I just wish a treatment would come for RP. this night blindness is hard to deal with

[@yo-rn2oo]

Hello 😄what is difference between bachelor of optometrist and doctor of optometrist? Please reply it's a very important for me I hope you understand my problem.

[@RubenWhitter]

Hey Doctor

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Hey Ruben! How goes it?

[@Metalfansrk]

I have birdshot. Does this mimic the same symptoms as macular degeneration because my symptoms are all the same.

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Birdshot is pretty rare! Although not exactly, symptoms of chorioretinopathy can show up with similar symptoms to AMD and even diabetic retinopathy. How long have you had it?

[@Metalfansrk]

@@DoctorEyeHealth I was diagnosed last February 2020. Please do a video on BS one day 🙏

[@thesavageonels9104]

I have night blindness im scared. I can see at night but not well

[@texashsad]

You're not helping the patient any, when you say flash, what do you mean? Every time the green light goes completely off and on, or are you speaking about the pulses within the green light? I've seen many videos on this subject and the docs. are more concerned with how much extra time their techs. will have to mock around rather than guiding the patient through this procedure, and not explaining the procedure very well. **If you slow this video down to the lowest speed, those flashes are turning off and on...too bad you couldn't explain that on your video.

[@kabbi3161]

in the dark i cant see the middle of my vision only from the sides

[@shadowgaming7585]

Bro i have same problem. But its healed now and i am happy.

[@chachabooom5]

Wow, i thought that was an oculus quest

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

Right!? So much tech is coming out!

[@Bhatmann]

Beware of seed oils.

[@DoctorEyeHealth]

There is some very interesting research on that. Hopefully more to come.

[@manson6179]

Ok but he’s hot, just saying