#dr eye health

[uncanny-tranny]

The trans experience of getting lucky with a new primary care provider who doesn't care about your transness or transition so long as you're getting the proper care

Manifesting this for every trans person because I finally felt like a normal human being going to a doctor

[starkkawajiri]

are you guys getting sick and tired of me yet because this is another genshin strange variant post

very rushed sketch of The Man Kisser my priority was making him look hot, not making him look right

the more he'll use his dendro delusion the cooler he will look , trust (help him)

close up because i like him and want to microwave him very much

[vorpal-doll]

prob one of the best compliments I could get after flying across the world last year to get a nose job 🥹🖤 knowing it was all worth it & loving how I look now

[gaytoddhoward]

i kind of need to be like skinned or put into a meat grinder or something . lol .

[captainjunglegym]

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[iliveinprocrasti-nationn]

skipping class for the first time in my life bc my professor has covid and he sent out an email saying we’re having class and he’s asymptomatic and will wear a mask per cdc guidelines even tho he’s past the 5 day required isolation period. like. great whatevs but have you actually tested negative

update: the answer was no he had not

[tayne-dot-exe]

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[imwritesometimes]

I really, really, really need positive vibes for Felix rn y'all 😔 poor little dude is chewing himself real bad again and is just really going through it anxiety-wise. I really need the feliway diffusers I got to come fast and actually work & help him omg 🤞🤞🤞

[thepastisalreadywritten]

WARNING: This article contains a graphic picture of the patient

Surgeons have performed the world's first ever whole-eye transplant, a feat hailed as a breakthrough despite the patient not yet regaining his sight.

"Doctors never expected it to work at all," patient Aaron James said, but the eye has shown signs of health, such as functioning blood vessels and a promising retina.

It has been six months since the 21-hour surgery, performed during a partial face transplant in New York, but the surgeon who led the procedure said Mr James, 46, may yet see out of his left eye again.

"I don't think anyone can claim that he will see. But by the same token, they can't claim that he will not see," Dr Eduardo Rodriguez said.

"The mere fact that we transplanted an eye is a huge step forward, something that for centuries has been thought about, but it's never been performed."

Mr James, a military veteran from Arkansas, survived a work-related high-voltage electrical accident that destroyed the left side of his face, his nose, his mouth, and his left eye in June 2021.

He said he knew he might not regain his vision, but he had hoped that surgeons could "learn something to help the next person."

"Hopefully this opens up a new path," he said.

"It feels good. I still don't have any movement in it yet. My eyelid, I can't blink yet. But I'm getting sensation now," he added.

Until now, doctors have only been able to transplant the cornea, the clear front layer of the eye.

Initially, doctors were just planning to include the eyeball as part of the face transplant for cosmetic reasons, Dr Rodriguez said.

"If some form of vision restoration occurred, it would be wonderful, but... the goal was for us to perform the technical operation," Dr Rodriquez said, adding they aimed to have the eyeball survive.

"At this point, I think we're pretty happy with the result that we were able to achieve with a very technically demanding operation."

Mr James's eye will continue to be monitored, but right now, it is not communicating with the brain through the optic nerve.

To encourage connection between the donor and recipient optic nerves, surgeons harvested adult stem cells and injected them into the optic nerve during the transplant, hoping they would replace damaged cells.

Transplantation of a viable eye opens many new possibilities, Dr Rodriguez said, even if sight is not restored in this case.

Other research teams are developing ways to connect nerve networks in the brain to sightless eyes through insertion of electrodes, for example, to allow vision, he said.

"If we can work with other scientists that are working on other methods of restoring vision or restoring images to the visual cortex, I think we're one step closer," he added.

[petitgalaxy]

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[foreverxdaydreaming]

never realize how many useless notifications you get until you put your volume on.. all of these emails / scams / marketing have ruined the importance of calls/notifications entirely,,

[diamondherpanacine]

Wickedly healthy vitamin supplements!

[townpostin]

735th Eye Camp Concludes at Ram Manohar Lohia Netralaya

Patients discharged after final check-up; next camp scheduled from September 7-9 in memory of Pramod Kumar Bajaj. The 735th eye camp organized in memory of Murli Devi-Ramanand Ji Dhoot concluded today with the discharge of eye patients. JAMSHEDPUR – The 735th eye camp at Ram Manohar Lohia Netralaya, organized by the Indian Red Cross Society, East Singhbhum, in collaboration with Chimanlal…

[circumlocutoryconlanger]

i usually prefer foods that use real cane sugar instead of corn syrup but BY GOD you have not truly tasted Dr Pepper until you have tasted American Dr Pepper. i do not know what they do to it just trust me. aetherial

[drchameensamarawickrama]

Dry Eye Treatment

Did you know that constantly watery eyes can actually be a symptom of Dry Eye Syndrome? This happens because your body overproduces tears to compensate for a lack of sufficient tear film.

Dry Eye Syndrome affects millions, especially those over 50. If you experience watery eyes, consult a professional to manage and treat this condition effectively. Take care of your eye health!

[dredshirtroberts]

i did the biggest and scariest of the things on my list (the last thign on my list in fact) and it took like. MAYBE 5 minutes total including login time navigation and page loading.

now i get to have fancy Oreo Poptarts because i'm a big strong boy whose knee is slightly dislocated (it's fine i just went too hard and i'll wrap it up here in a minute) and did a big scary thing and also now gets to fully devote brain power to anxiety about the (potential) hole between two of my heart chambers and the accompanying doctor's appointment tomorrow morning.