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MineralMan

(150,970 posts)

1. Most likely, nobody on DU will be able to answer your questions.

Reply to Sunriser13 (Original post)

Thu Sep 28, 2017, 11:43 AM

Sep 2017

However, I would suggest that you contact the doctor again to discuss your concerns. You could also email that physician on behalf of your roommate to raise the questions, offering the same clear explanation you posted here. Perhaps the problem is one of communication and can be resolved by the medical professional in question. Again, since your question is so specific, I doubt you'll get a useful answer on this forum.

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Help requested, esp. Ophthalmologist/Retina Specialist [View all] Sunriser13 Sep 2017 OP

Most likely, nobody on DU will be able to answer your questions. MineralMan Sep 2017 #1

Your friend could ask the doctor if she could just sign a legal waiver pnwmom Sep 2017 #2

Are you near a university medical center with good Ophthalmology school?? mitch96 Sep 2017 #3

Second opinion? Louis1895 Sep 2017 #4

This message was self-deleted by its author GusBob Sep 2017 #5

Is general anesthesia necessary? Louis1895 Sep 2017 #6

Google search: Nystagmus+and+cataract+surgery Louis1895 Sep 2017 #7

Thank you all for your responses! Sunriser13 Sep 2017 #8