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Pingueculitis by pinkpebbles(op): 10:30am On Jul 20, 2016
Pls any eye doctor in the house? Please give me more insight on this eye problem. smiley
Re: Pingueculitis by babadoo(m): 10:41pm On Jul 20, 2016
I am not a doctor but I was diagnosed of that. Use sun glasses always to reduce the growth of the disease. Uv rays enhances the growth of the disease.
Re: Pingueculitis by optm(m): 7:12pm On Jul 21, 2016
cn use google. if i start explaining i may nt b able to xclude d use of medical terms. i tink google cn hlp out. if u aint stil clear after dt, den u cn ask specific questions.
Re: Pingueculitis by pinkpebbles(op): 1:54pm On Jul 23, 2016
@optm i already googled it. I jst want to knw how severe the situation is. Is it something one outgrows?
Re: Pingueculitis by Nobody: 3:11pm On Jul 23, 2016
pinkpebbles:
Pls any eye doctor in the house? Please give me more insight on this eye problem. smiley
I'm not an eye specialist however you could use a little more insight :
> Firstly I hope ur not mixing up a pinguecula with pingueculitis, as the latter usually arises from the former.
> With respect to Outlook (prognosis), it's not a condition you necessarily outgrow. However you could be lucky if what you have is a benign (friendly) ping as compared to the slowly growing variant.
> My advice is this : If you're not comfortable with the pinguecula, you may want to consider the surgical option for cosmetic reasons. For pingueculitis, an anti-inflammatory agent is more helpful. However, you should see a specialist eye doctor.
Re: Pingueculitis by pinkpebbles(op): 3:44pm On Jul 23, 2016
Thnk u. I have seen a specialist. I think its nt as serious as i thot it was.
sapiosexual1:
I'm not an eye specialist however you could use a little more insight :
> Firstly I hope ur not mixing up a pinguecula with pingueculitis, as the latter usually arises from the former.
> With respect to Outlook (prognosis), it's not a condition you necessarily outgrow. However you could be lucky if what you have is a benign (friendly) ping as compared to the slowly growing variant.
> My advice is this : If you're not comfortable with the pinguecula, you may want to consider the surgical option for cosmetic reasons. For pingueculitis, an anti-inflammatory agent is more helpful. However, you should see a specialist eye doctor.
Re: Pingueculitis by optm(m): 8:15pm On Jul 23, 2016
pinkpebbles:
@optm i already googled it. I jst want to knw how severe the situation is. Is it something one outgrows?
the inflammation could b taken care of bt d pinguecula (d localized yellowish mass) would remain. it isnt a serious issue though jst dt it cld cause minor discomfort when inflamed.
Re: Pingueculitis by pinkpebbles(op): 8:24pm On Jul 23, 2016
Ok.this feels better. Thnk you
optm:
the inflammation could b taken care of bt d pinguecula (d localized yellowish mass) would remain. it isnt a serious issue though jst dt it cld cause minor discomfort when inflamed.
Re: Pingueculitis by optm(m): 8:31pm On Jul 23, 2016
pinkpebbles:
Ok.this feels better. Thnk you
it's a pleasure
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