Have just had that surgery for a macular hole, and the worse part is the posturing required , mine was only three days . A week down the line and the gas bubble is way down in my line of sight. Looking forward to seeing much better than I did .😎🇬🇧👍
My mother she toll me that the hole doesn't close in first surgery , znd he got bigger and bigger what i need to do next step Wich countys are the best for this situation
This video is so old now, an update is needed. I'm having the surgery this week, hope there are no problems. The hole is small, just discovered it 4 months ago, when I got new glasses. I barely notice it. Hope I'm not rushing the surgery.
Thank you. A vitrectomy (July 2020) helped repair a macular hole. My vision has improved. Slowly, but surely. It will probably never be what it used to be, but it's better. I had been on Tamoxifen for several years when it happened. Some of us apparently are more likely to have a macular hole from Tamoxifen, according to my oncologist. So, she took me off of it. I also had multiple head traumas as a rambunctious child.
@@TheGireesh19 thanks for asking. Fortunately I was not diagnosed with cancer. I had some nearly microscopic masses surgically remove. They were pre-cancerous atypical ductal hyperplasia (small abnormally shaped cells that replicated faster than normal in the milk ducts).
i have undergone through vitrectomy surgery 35 days ago, but still gas has not been absorbed and visibility is blurred. pl advise steps to absorb gas bubblles
I had two macular hole surgery in Canada and hole did not close. Doctor said they will not attempt 3rd vitrectomy surgery. I would like my hole to be closed, is there any other way? If yes, please give me a reference. Thank you
I had a retina tear and macular hole. They were able to repair my retina, but not the macular hole. It never closed. To this date it still hasn't closed.
My name is ram kumar in November by an accident in my eye become mecula hole.my opthalmologist suggest for operation and in april 2018 operation will succees and after 3 months my eye light is going down what i do.
@@uroojadeel956 sir after 2years and 6 months later not even clearly i see that eye after operation is not much feel good for me any suggestions for me what i do next
Thank you for being the dedicated, thoughtful, and compassionate doctor that you are #DrDanjuma You always go above and beyond and work tirelessly towards a healthy outcome. I feel so blessed to be cured from Herpes, Thank you doctor......
Man I’m 17 and have a hole in my right eye and wanted to know what they would do to help... ngl that was informative and interesting but like a gas bubble in my eye wtf and I’m 17 and may get Cataracts, what.
I know what you mean. You aren't alone on that. I had this surgery when I was your age (I'm 30 now). I also had two cataract surgeries since. I didn't feel a thing but I asked to be put under. Woke up groggy and had a headache.
@@LesterMitchell hey! I’m 25 and had a first eye surgery a month ago. Unfortunately, I didn’t recover as much as needed and I’ll be having a vitrectomy soon. I’m so scared of developing cataract… I feel like it’s an endless cycle. How did you feel about your surgeries?
@@champiloutre Hey there sorry to hear that about your first surgery. If you've never had a vitrectomy it's not too bad. The part that's a bit lame is the home care instructions afterwards. Like keeping the head down. It's just annoying is all. Don't be scared 👍 Also cataracts are hit and miss. If you do end up having another they are easy enough to remove. I've had a few cataracts treated with laser. Quick and painless. My vision is a lot better, I still wear glasses but my vision is great. It's not perfect by any means but I'm grateful I'm not blind haha.
Well although a 2 year old comment, let me tell you that this condition generally occurs in one eye, and most people can't afford this surgery, thus accept the vision loss on one eye. It's important to know if there're other risks if left untreated such as infections, pain and other complications.
Amazing presentation ...its very beneficial for med student to understand the concept ....Thanx to thomas eye group ..keep it up 👍👍❣️
Awesome, clear and simple
Thank you so much for the awsome presentation
The graphics of this video are very professional.
Have just had that surgery for a macular hole, and the worse part is the posturing required , mine was only three days . A week down the line and the gas bubble is way down in my line of sight.
Looking forward to seeing much better than I did .😎🇬🇧👍
Great info
Thank you!
Good informati ve
Thànks Dr Sir.........
I have macular hole in my eye since 6 years but still not fillup
My mother she toll me that the hole doesn't close in first surgery , znd he got bigger and bigger what i need to do next step Wich countys are the best for this situation
This video is so old now, an update is needed. I'm having the surgery this week, hope there are no problems. The hole is small, just discovered it 4 months ago, when I got new glasses. I barely notice it. Hope I'm not rushing the surgery.
You should have surgery asap
Plz tell me dear doctor what are the causes of Macular hole ?
What is the caused of mucolar hole in the eyes?
This is a very good presentation. I just had a vitrectomy 4 days ago. This is very helpful.
What did u do vitrectomy for?
@@shraddharathi9923 I had it done to repair a macula hole.
@@jennymutembu5982 how are you feeling?
@@marzcollection1035 Thanks for asking. So far so good. I am just waiting for my 3 month review in the coming month.
@@jennymutembu5982 how is it now?
I have pit in optic nerve in my left eye😭😭😭😭
Thank you.
A vitrectomy (July 2020) helped repair a macular hole. My vision has improved. Slowly, but surely. It will probably never be what it used to be, but it's better.
I had been on Tamoxifen for several years when it happened. Some of us apparently are more likely to have a macular hole from Tamoxifen, according to my oncologist. So, she took me off of it. I also had multiple head traumas as a rambunctious child.
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How's your breast cancer now?
@@TheGireesh19 thanks for asking. Fortunately I was not diagnosed with cancer. I had some nearly microscopic masses surgically remove. They were pre-cancerous atypical ductal hyperplasia (small abnormally shaped cells that replicated faster than normal in the milk ducts).
After my vitrectomy for a retinal detachment I had a macula hole. I'm a mom with two teens and try to remain optometric with saline oil for a year.
@@englishactingteacher5125 saline oil?
Thx
i have undergone through vitrectomy surgery 35 days ago, but still gas has not been absorbed and visibility is blurred. pl advise steps to absorb gas bubblles
How's your eyes now?
I had two macular hole surgery in Canada and hole did not close. Doctor said they will not attempt 3rd vitrectomy surgery. I would like my hole to be closed, is there any other way? If yes, please give me a reference. Thank you
I had a retina tear and macular hole. They were able to repair my retina, but not the macular hole. It never closed. To this date it still hasn't closed.
@@sharon4094 did you have a vitrectomy surgery?
When you're the first to fall asleep at a sleepover:
He said it's done in an operating room? So they put you out for the surgery?
Yes
Not necessarily. I had monitored anesthesia and heard everything but they give you a calming iv as well so it was actually pretty fun.
Sir it's successful to retina ditechment surgery n recover vision ? Please reply
Yeah.. It is possible. But the recovery of vision depends on how soon the surgery is done.
@@nsengiyumvaemmanuel3393 Dependent on the surgery it will not be the same
Ye india mai bhi possible h kya
Yes
Yes
What is the caused of retinal detachment?
Age and trauma
A punch in the face.😮
My name is ram kumar in November by an accident in my eye become mecula hole.my opthalmologist suggest for operation and in april 2018 operation will succees and after 3 months my eye light is going down what i do.
Just wondering what happened
@@biancaperez945 he ded
Hello
I want talk to u about macular hole
@@uroojadeel956 sir after 2years and 6 months later not even clearly i see that eye after operation is not much feel good for me any suggestions for me what i do next
Thank you for being the dedicated, thoughtful, and compassionate doctor that you are #DrDanjuma You always go above and beyond and work tirelessly towards a healthy outcome. I feel so blessed to be cured from Herpes, Thank you doctor......
Man I’m 17 and have a hole in my right eye and wanted to know what they would do to help... ngl that was informative and interesting but like a gas bubble in my eye wtf and I’m 17 and may get Cataracts, what.
I know what you mean. You aren't alone on that. I had this surgery when I was your age (I'm 30 now). I also had two cataract surgeries since. I didn't feel a thing but I asked to be put under. Woke up groggy and had a headache.
@@LesterMitchell not bad, I’m still scared for it lol
@@LesterMitchell hey! I’m 25 and had a first eye surgery a month ago. Unfortunately, I didn’t recover as much as needed and I’ll be having a vitrectomy soon. I’m so scared of developing cataract… I feel like it’s an endless cycle. How did you feel about your surgeries?
@@champiloutre Hey there sorry to hear that about your first surgery. If you've never had a vitrectomy it's not too bad. The part that's a bit lame is the home care instructions afterwards.
Like keeping the head down. It's just annoying is all. Don't be scared 👍 Also cataracts are hit and miss. If you do end up having another they are easy enough to remove.
I've had a few cataracts treated with laser. Quick and painless. My vision is a lot better, I still wear glasses but my vision is great. It's not perfect by any means but I'm grateful I'm not blind haha.
@@LesterMitchell omg thank you so much! I have my medical appointment next Wednesday and was really nervous but you helped me to relax a little :-)
Lol. It's "Not mandatory to have this surgery". "But left untreated leads to loss of vision"- where is THE editor?😕bit of a no brainer eh???
Well although a 2 year old comment, let me tell you that this condition generally occurs in one eye, and most people can't afford this surgery, thus accept the vision loss on one eye. It's important to know if there're other risks if left untreated such as infections, pain and other complications.