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This was a follow-up to my appointment last month to have the doctor use a laser to remove some cells that had grown on one of the artificial lenses from cataract surgery. All is basically well. He gave me a prescription for computer-distance glasses, as well as the progressives/bifocals I already have.
ETA, Before I forget again: The doctor explained why I'm having more trouble with small print in the mornings. Corneas (or at least my corneas, with the Fuchs dystrophy), swell a bit with fluid during the night, and then return to normal after waking, but not immediately.
And then I came home, via Lyft, because it was pouring rain and I didn't want to wait outdoors for the 62 bus.
I won't be seeing the eye doctor in November, because the other eye doctor did a full exam in July. I now have an appointment with Dr. Lazzara for next July, in Arlington, at a convenient hour of the afternoon.
ETA, Before I forget again: The doctor explained why I'm having more trouble with small print in the mornings. Corneas (or at least my corneas, with the Fuchs dystrophy), swell a bit with fluid during the night, and then return to normal after waking, but not immediately.
And then I came home, via Lyft, because it was pouring rain and I didn't want to wait outdoors for the 62 bus.
I won't be seeing the eye doctor in November, because the other eye doctor did a full exam in July. I now have an appointment with Dr. Lazzara for next July, in Arlington, at a convenient hour of the afternoon.
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