Are there additional precautions that need tobe taken while welding if diagnosed as having glaucoma ?
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Originally posted by knots43 View PostAre there additional precautions that need tobe taken while welding if diagnosed as having glaucoma ?Nothing welded, Nothing gained
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My Doctors said, Keep up with your drops and use the normal safety procedures.
After my diagnosis several years ago, I have had no changes in my field of vision.
I'm sure you know that glaucoma is caused by pressure of the fluid in the eye creating pressure on the optic nerve. This is usually due to build up on the tribachelar(sp) mesh that regulates eye pressure.
So that being the case, it is not caused by or related to light, and is covered under you regular medical insurance.Last edited by J hall; 02-07-2012, 05:19 AM.Jeff
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Originally posted by J hall View PostMy Doctors said, Keep up with your drops and use the normal safety procedures.
After my diagnosis several years ago, I have had no changes in my field of vision.
I'm sure you know that glaucoma is caused by pressure of the fluid in the eye creating pressure on the optic nerve. This is usually due to build up on the tribachelar(sp) mesh that regulates eye pressure.
So that being the case, it is not caused by or related to light, and is covered under you regular medical insurance.
Either diagnosis, see an ophthalmologist (an md for eyes) and do what s/he says.
Do not rely on the optometrist for these issues.
Frank
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Originally posted by fjk View PostCataracts, on the other hand....
Either diagnosis, see an ophthalmologist (an md for eyes) and do what s/he says.
Do not rely on the optometrist for these issues.
Frank
You can't be too careful.Jeff
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