Relief of chronic central serous chorioretinopathy using navigated microsecond pulse laser therapy
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Ntomoka et al. "Comparison of photodynamic therapy and navigated microsecond laser for chronic central serous chorioretinopathy." Eye (2018). doi: 10.1038/s41433-018-0029-z
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I've had this since I was in my 20s... Diagnosed in my 40s. At the time, the doctor told me there was nothing that could be done. It was what it was. However, it appears 18 years later, there might be some hope for me!
So did you seek treatment? What happend
@@Stayler17 I did! I went about a year ago, and another retina specialist in the Chicago area again said nothing could be done. Then, when I moved to southern TN, a doctor here thought a secondary condition of macular edema COULD be helped. Saw a retina specialist in a nearby Alabama town that is treating that. He doesn't think anything can be done to improve the CSR, but he did think he might be able to stop the fact that it appears to be getting worse. I've had the first shot. I'll get it every 30 days. It DOES appear to be lighter (not so dark), although the spot in the center of my eye and the wavy lines haven't gotten any better. Holding out hope that maybe it will improve.
@LaCroixCreative I've had this for 10 months now. Did you lose complete vision in that eye and did you ever get it in the other eye? They are saying nothing can be done for me either and I'm so scared I won't see my children grow and won't be able to drive. I have two spots in one eye (one spot is very big.) And a small one in the other. I'm so scared. Like, I can't sleep and panicked.
@@LaCroixCreative how was the shot? Did it hurt?
@@TheWiccanWitch How are you now ? I hope you are better. I have the same condition for 16 years, but now it's chronic, 1 big spot at the center of the left eye and the right one is following too. I'm almost desperate, which worsens the problem. Good sleeping is fundamental, but I can't sleep well. Too stressed 😮.
Go to bed early, STOP eating anything sugary, Exercise daily but not too intensely, Stop going on social media, stop being in a negative mindset.Eat a healthy clean balanced diet. DO ALL OF THE ABOVE AND YOUR EYE HEALTH WILL DRASTICALLY IMPROVE!
❤ True, this strategy has helped me immensely. Recovered almost 90 percent.
I had central serous chorioretinopathy, BUT disappeared when I stopped using steroids for my allergy. .... Stop any steroids, Exercise, eat healthy and you will recovery your vision.
I think stress and negativity are what caused mine to appear. I’m in my early 40s and I have seen my eye doctor 3 times regarding this. It’s in my left eye and lines appear wavy. My Dr asked me if I am competitive and an “A type” personality. Apparently your personality can cause this?! I guess I need to follow your advice because my Dr keeps charging me $200+ per visit to tell me there is nothing we can do but let’s keep monitoring it. It’s so weird that all of a sudden fluid in my left eye is my new normal….
@marcusarelius Type A personality is definitely a thing with this condition.being competitive and having a detail obsessed mind can affect you greatly,Im type A and have to make myself back off if a project is starting to wind me up!.It's easy for people that don't have an eye condition to say don't stress but when its your sight being lost it's hard to forget and ignore it when its something that's a big deal is there 24,/7.Just focus on what you can control which is improving rest,diet,steady regular exercise that you enjoy ,have fun and meet friends ,get out in nature on long walks with no distractions.Anything where you make time for yourself to free your mind and it will help.Youll get there marcusarelius.
Mine was caused by multiple acne injections that have steroids in it. I didn’t know it then. Got it on both eyes for a year now and one is at the center part and is essential for reading. Very debilitating.
Are you doing better now?
How are you now?
Yeah mine occurred after prednisone pack. I looked for legal representation and no one would take my case.
We describe a case of a 25-year-old male, with a 15-year history of corticoid ointment use for psoriasis, who presented with loss of vision secondary to CSR.
Conclusions: All topical steroid treatments were discontinued and the patient recovered his vision completely. Although topical corticosteroids are frequently utilized for psoriasis management with a low rate of complication, clinicians should be familiar with this rare yet distressing condition. Furthermore, patients with increased production of endogenous corticosteroids (e.g., those with Cushing's syndrome, hypertension, or obstructive sleep apnea) should be warned of the potential of chorioretinopathy following prolonged use of topical corticosteroids.
Ive had this since i was 8. I’m basically a research case since ive had it chronically since i was young. They had me to the photodynamic therapy, so i hope it improves ;;
how is your condition ? was focal laser painful ?
@@pkpmail as of now (about 5 week mark post op) my vision has not improved much since pre op. the laser was not very painful, but i did have a dull pain that pulsed in my head throughout.
Where is this therapy available?
I got it at 20!
My story goes back a few years. Had it appear, went away but came back in a different spot!! I have had it for over 18months now and I am reluctantly having nano laser tomorrow. Specialist says it may need more than one treatment and to top it off medical insurance do not cover treatment!! I am thinking positive that treatment will do the job first time around. Is there anyone out there that can reassure me that it worked for them?
I am female aged 64. Have sympathy for you young ones but hey mine did disappear at one stage. I think stress the major player. Good advice here re taking care of yourselves both physically and emotionally.
Did you recovered please let me know
I have a follow up appointment in December this year to ascertain if the treatments I have had have halted things. I still have vision issues with my eye and I am told that the damage already done can not be healed. Everyone is going to be different in their response to treatment. All the best on your journey with finding the right one.
how is your condition ? was focal laser painful ?
I've had csr for almost 10 years. It used to come and go, but now it just there. It's on the dead center of my right eye and it's a nightmare. Now it's on my left eye and I can see new leaks every other week! Wtf!?
I agree. Mines left, dead middle of field. Miserable
did it ever go away? The first time you got it, how long did it take to heal.
@@squeekyclean1644 no it hasn't. My vision is different almost everyday. Right now everything in my right eye is twice as big as in my left and blurry as hell. It sucks the most balls possible.
How is your case now?
@hussinhussin9729 i have slight discoloration every now and then, but mostly its just distorted vision in my right eye. Its not close to perfect, but i can deal with the distortion. Its was the dark spot that was in the center of my vision that was the worst. I dont have the dark spot in my vision now and its been that way for maybe a lil over a year. I can still notice new leaks, but they dont seem to be darkening and im ok with that bc i know ill never have perfect vision again.
Is it really prohibited to lift heavy weights when you have CSR? My passion is bodybuilding.
No, But you must not keep training to failure and keep the intensity and volume as low as possible, try morning workouts when cortisol is highest then you have the rest of the day for your Cortisol levels to drop naturally as they should. Go to bed earlier is also a golden rule.
Did any of the subjects get worse?
How much does this treatment cost?
Does this exist in Chile? :( it's a nightmare
Sayonara hola
Hay casos regenerativos de éxito
El caso más nuevo de regeneración de los nervios ópticos
Es de Pablo se Chile
Con el bio médico Mario Camacho
En Mexico
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Guys do you feel any pain during laser therapy for csr ?
I was extremely annoyed at my specialist as he led me to believe that the drug/photodynamic therapy would return some of my sight when it was only ever going to halt its progression, which I do not think it has. I do not have good sight in that eye. Re "does it hurt" the only thing that I felt uncomfortable was the thing he used to keep my eye open wide while being treated. I hope this helps and all the best for your treatment.
It doesn’t cause blindness. It is temporary. Try using aspirin and ibuprofen as anti inflammatory
It doesn't really cause blindness but it can definitely causes irreversible damage if it doesn't go away naturally. I have had it now for about a year and the damage in my left eye has been pretty severe. It's temporary for most but for some it can be permanent.
Very positive outlook thank you ha ha
@@bronson2k192 Sorry didn't mean to be a downer lol just trying to stay realistic. Naproxen is also a great anti inflammatory to take.
@@shawng1590 it’s fine mate I think I need someone to be realistic I’m just burying my head and hoping it will just go away lol it’s such a complex thing to have isn’t it? And I don’t know about you but I sit there asking myself why me ha ha I think the problem with it is it’s not very well known by a lot of folk, or doctors. I literally had to educate my gp on it ha ha
@@bronson2k192 it's definitely really complex. What frustrates me the most is nobody seems to get what kind of impact this has on someone. I'm 30 years old and kinda still need my eyes lol I did photodynamic therapy that helped a bit but not enough unfortunately and I payed $2500 for it. A positive that did come from this is I changed my diet completely so at the very least I feel healthier. There needs to me research on all of this. I understand that it's rare for it to not go away on its own but for those that are stuck with it there needs to be better treatment.
Hello!
I would like to know if there is any treatment for Central Chorioretinitis. I have it on my right eye for many years.
Thanks in advance!
From where we can get medicine
CSR change intoo blindness or not
I have CSR in both eyes
Get it treated. Else it can cause blindness
Nooo nooo nooo it does not cause blindness
Sorry man. I have the same now in both eyes I did the Phototerary not good results
@@renumittal7981 no relief
@@peeyushpankaj8192 where can I get bro treatment please help me give me your contact number
I have this condition if you know hospital have this kind of treatment can u tell me plz
How is your condition now?
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macular degeneration
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Kisi ka csr tikh huwa h kya muje problem h 7mounth sai
Keep calm and have faith 💪. It will recover.
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Eplerenone 50mg a day for a month
Micropulse laser is best. Eplerenone didn't work for me. Also in a recent meta analysis it was found to be not better than placebo
@@peeyushpankaj8192 just because it didn’t work for you doesn’t mean it won’t work for others 👍
@@renumittal7981 aravind eye hospital madurai. Dr t p vignesh treated me using micropulse laser. I had one sitting and my csr got resolved
@@peeyushpankaj8192 can you provide an email or phone no for the doctor
@@motiontek8240 contact lvpei Hyderabad