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12-13-2017 08:42 AM
I HAVE IT SO EACH MORNING AND NIGHT I PUT A DROP IN EACH EYE . TO MAKE IT EASY FOR ME I KEEP THE MED UNDER MY PILLOW SO EACH NIGHT AND MORNING I USE IT BETTER THAN GETTING UP TO GET IT IN THE MEDICINE CABINET
12-13-2017 09:29 AM - edited 12-13-2017 09:30 AM
I hope your drops are helping. I have a friend who’s had good results with hers, and her glaucoma hasn’t gotten any worse for quite a while.
It’s good to see you posting. Maybe I just haven’t seen your posts, but I’m glad you’re checking in.
12-13-2017 09:51 AM
Good suggestion, I also use glaucomo drops am and pm. Thanks for sharing !
12-13-2017 09:52 AM
IM DOING GREAT THANKS THE PRESSURE IS STAYING THE SAME I GO EVERY 6 MONTHS FOR A CHECK UP ALSO I HAD CATARACT SURGEY OVER 40 YEARS AGO IM 88 SO I WEAR CONTACS TODAY THEY PUT THEM IN DOING GREAT WITH THEM I GET THEM FREE .YOUR EYE SIGHT IS SO IMPORTANT BLESS YOU
12-13-2017 07:38 PM
I am so blessed. My mother was legally blind from glaucoma when she died. So was her sister and mother. I'm blessed because knowing my family history of it, I started getting yearly exams early with an ophthalmologist.
In the year 2010, the same year that my mother died, I was diagnosed with it but I can't even tell. It's in the very early stage. My visual fields tests are good. I use one drop in each eye nightly. It burns, too. My mother used four different drops, some twice a day, some three times a day.
But @elizabethl123, I'm surprised that you can put your drops in without being in front of a mirror. I guess I'm clumsy, lol.
12-13-2017 09:02 PM
i lsy flat in bed pull my lower lid down put in the drop easy
12-16-2017 11:39 PM
I also have Glaucoma. I just found out i have sleep apena, and going untreated for sleep apena may have caused my Glaucoma, so you may want to check that out.
12-17-2017 05:31 PM - edited 12-17-2017 05:32 PM
I was originally diagnosed 33 years ago with primary open angle. I have used various eye drops over the years. I currently take one drop of Brimonidine in the morning with 250 mg of Diamox. At night I take one drop of Brimonidine, one drop of Latanaprost and another 250 mg of Diamox.
I have to see my ophthalmologist every 4 months, but we have been able to maintain the pressure in each eye to about 11 so he is pretty happy. I hate my annual visual field test the most.
When my husband died I went about 5 years without my meds which as you all know can be expensive. During my period of neglect my left optic nerve became somewhat damaged and I have lost some of the vision in my left eye. Now I know better.
12-18-2017 06:48 AM
@Wheatchick1, I'm sorry you went through such a bad time and not able to buy your meds. Unfortunately, I think that expense is going to get worse again, insurance or not.
I take Latanaprost once in each eye every night. And it stings! Prior to this year, I was seeing my ophthalmologist every 3 months but starting this year it's every 6 months. I don't remember my pressure number on my last visit but it had went down from the 14 or 15 that it normally was.
12-18-2017 07:49 AM
I just read a report suggesting a cup of tea everyday is good for warding off glaucoma
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