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Thanks, Joe hoping all goes well with your surgery. Let us know. . Patsy Duffey

Like you, I'm scheduled for cataract surgery (mid-November) in my only functioning eye. The surgeon and I have discussed this extensively and I'm comfortable that the risk is minimal. He tells me that

Paul, I have gout as well and take aspirin. I take a 300mg tab of allopurinol once daily for gout and until recently took a 325 mg aspirin as advised by my doctor. I now take eliquis for heart rhythm

Has anyone on here experienced cataract surgery having only one of your eyes that’s what I am having to make a choice to do. I don’t know how long I can go safely with the cataracts but right now

I used to take aspirin as well but I had to stop because of my gout. The two hardest tests on the spiritual road are the patience to wait for the right moment and the courage not to be disappointed

What about 1 baby aspirin? [email protected]> wrote:

Hi James, I have exactly the same issue-to deal with cholesterol and high triglycerides (my only risk factor), I take fish oil supplements (5000mg twice a day), flax seed oil (1000mg twice a day),

I experenced NAION in my right eye a little over 2 years ago if you drew a line from 10.30 o 4.30 om a clock the left portion is what was affected.? I am doing everything I can to keep it from ever

Hi Chuu. I was under an ophthalmologist for 5 years. Was never given a reason for either attack. In my own opinion I’m going with the crowded disc theory. As for changes to life style after first

Hi Paul, Thanks again for sharing. What do you think is the cause of the 2nd attack? What did you do after the first attack to prevent the 2nd one? In retrospect, what is the lesson or opinion you can

Thanks for sharing

Hi. First attack December 2015. Second attack March 2017. Still drive subject to a DVLC annuall eye test. Carried on life much the same as before the attack. Had to stop mountain biking squash and

It’s good to hear that you are doing ok. How many years apart for the two attacks? And how do you manage? Thanks for sharing

I’m bi lateral. It’s not that bad

Thanks Marc for sharing. Wish you stay unilateral ?forever.

My NAION has been unilateral for 12 years. I am not bilateral but I am bisexual and I ride a bicycle. M. [email protected]> wrote:

You did a good job staying unilateral for 9 years. Well done and thanks for sharing. I feel anxious every time I read or hear someone says “ I am bilateral”.

Thx. ON and NAION are often difficult to separate, medically. ---

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