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I was told by my NO and my NP that some drs. would refer to my NAION as an eye stroke, but it is not considered to be one. That has come to pass. I am having a difficult time finding info that states

Hey folks, this may have been discussed previously, but I am curious as to when each of you discovered you had a disc-at-risk. After my attack, I asked my optometrist, if surgeon would have

Yes. Before my doctor told me I can’t drive, I would never drive at night. Are you affected in both eyes? [email protected]> wrote:

I have a prescription pair of glasses with polarized yellow lenses. ?They help a lot at night.

Phil: Night Vision pro makes yellow tinted glasses that are claimed to be effective at night and areguaranteed to work or your money back within 90 days. I have a yellow tinted pair that my late

I am using Cacoon dusk and night glasses.? The work for me.Sent from my Galaxy

Mine are pretty good...I'll check on the brand and get back to you. [email protected]> wrote:

Hey guys, has anyone had any luck with anti-glare glasses for night driving? If so, what brand do you use?… I’ve got astigmatism and since the unilateral NAION event the bursts in the lights are

Thanks for the advice about going to UW Medicine. The first NO to see me was Dr. Eugene May from UW and I have seen him more than once. However, going to Seattle from Moses will be attempted only

B .. you are about 180 miles from U. of Wash Med/Eye .. if I were you .. I'd go there for glasses and NAION .. as U-W O.D. staff are used to working with NAION

Hey Bruce! I just had to respond to tell you I am so sorry you are one of us...What vaccines did you receive? I am a 71 year old white female. I had a NAION event in August of 2022. It was a time

Greetings: I am new to the group so if my message is old business, I apologize. There are two subjects I would like o present to the group: 1, Changes in accuity 2.Getting eyeglasses But first, a

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

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