Vision After Brain Tumor Can Be Improved

[@mokdrop8331]

Can this procedure be done if are a stainless stell glaucoma stent implanted?

[@PascalineAzie]

Can you see well now

[@gordondavid9799]

What is the costs then?

[@antonfedorov6693]

Hi there, thank you for your interest. Please send us your message to [e-mail] and we will send you detailed answer or call us [phone] between 9 am - 5 pm Berlin time during working days. Team Restore Vision Clinic

[@gordondavid9799]

@@antonfedorov6693 hi thank you for your prompt reply and I just did my online submission, hope your admin received it. Thank you and have a great day ahead!

[@olenac]

have you been to the consultation how was it?

[@MrRollinman007]

I had an eye stroke with optic nerve damage and was almost totally blind in my left eye.Dr. Fedorov treated me and I have almost 100% of my site back. I am from the United States. This guy is the best you will find for vision restoration absolutely amazing !

[@Choudharyajay15]

​@@MrRollinman007what he done? Can you number of doctor

[@canonlensesandcameras4425]

I need advise can you help. My dad had a brain tumor removed in feb but he is very ill know he is sick every day feels dizzy loosing mussel mass and weight I weigh more than him and I am a small guy he was a big rugby type of guy. My dad keeps saying hes dyeing. He refuses to see doctors or go to hospital. He can barley do any thing before he is tired and sleeps alot what is going on will he recover any advise would be helpful. regards.

[@antonfedorov6693]

We are sorry to hear about your dad's situation. From your description, it seems like he might be experiencing complications related to his brain tumor surgery. The symptoms you mentioned-daily sickness, dizziness, muscle mass loss, fatigue, and significant weight loss-could be due to several reasons, including postoperative complications, effects of the tumor or its removal, or other underlying health issues. Here are some steps and advice that might help: Seek Medical Attention: Despite your dad's reluctance, it's crucial to get professional medical help. These symptoms need thorough evaluation by a doctor who can suggest appropriate treatments or interventions. Consider Home Care: If he refuses to go to the hospital, you might want to look into home care services where healthcare professionals can visit and provide necessary care at home. Nutritional Support: Muscle mass loss and weight loss can be addressed with nutritional support. Consult a dietitian who can recommend a high-protein, high-calorie diet, and possibly supplements to help regain strength and weight. Physical Therapy: Engaging in gentle physical exercises under the guidance of a physiotherapist can help improve muscle mass and overall physical condition. Mental Health Support: Feeling like he is dying can be a sign of depression or anxiety, common in patients with severe illnesses. Consulting a mental health professional could provide him with much-needed psychological support. Regular Monitoring: Keep a daily record of his symptoms, food intake, and activity levels. This information will be valuable for any healthcare professional involved in his care. Encouraging him to see a doctor, even if it's just for a home visit, is crucial. Sometimes, the involvement of a trusted family member or friend might help persuade him. Your support and understanding are essential during this challenging time.

[@thelittlehandyman9438]

My brother lost most of his vision from brain tumor. After tumor was removed, only small amount of is very come back. Like 45% of his vision. He said, his vision is not getting better, get worst again. Any help. ?

[@juliachibisova827]

@@thelittlehandyman9438 Thank you for your message. We are sorry to hear about your brother's vision challenges following his brain tumor surgery. Fedorov Restoration Therapy could potentially help stabilize or improve his vision, though outcomes can vary. Based on our experience patients with severe vision loss experience slight to moderate improvements, such as better visual acuity, contrast sensitivity, or expanded visual fields. However, these improvements aren't guaranteed, and in some cases, repeated treatments may be necessary to achieve the best results. Given his situation, it might be worthwhile to have his medical records reviewed by the clinic to see if this therapy could benefit him. If you're interested in exploring this further, please get in touch with us for an initial evaluation - [e-mail]

[@Vaudell75]

What can this do for RP?

[@antonfedorov6693]

Hi there, our clinic deal with vision improving in case of Retinitis Pigmentosa. If you are interesting to get more details send us your message to [e-mail] and we will send you detailed answer or call us [phone] between 9 am - 5 pm Berlin time during working days. Team Restore Vision Clinic

[@fahadnawazofficial]

Where this clinic is situated ?