I went to an eye doctor to get my eye number checked he asked me to put some drops in my eyes? Is it needed?

Question

She also said that I had lattice degeneration in the eye with multiple hole. Is she just kidding to make some moolah?

Answer 1

The eye drops that the optometrist or ophthalmologist use is usually a cyclopegic to dilate your pupils to check for glaucoma.or diabetic retinopathy and macular degeneration.


Macular degeneration is a general term used to describe a number of diseases of the retina. when portions of the retina deteriorates with age. Of these diseases, age-related macular degeneration is the most common, primarily affecting people over the age of 60.


With macular degeneration, a spot called a scotoma may appear in your central vision. This scotoma may look light, or dark, or blurred.


Sometimes, part of an image may look wavy or distorted as the surface of the retina becomes uneven

As macular degeneration progresses, print may appear distorted, and parts of words may be missing altogether.

Answer 2

she was a real doctor , right? then u should believe her...if u don't, get a second opinion