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If it's indeed keratoconus as other commented suggested, it can be fixed with a transplant or - news for me as well - with corneal cross-linking. Your decision
by soco 5y ago
If it's indeed keratoconus as other commented suggested, it can be fixed with a transplant or - news for me as well - with corneal cross-linking. Your decision of course, I preferred for myself to keep wearing the rigid lenses so I really know the fun of it...
- fbourque 5y agocross linking stops the progression but does not fix your vision. went through cornea transplant 20 years ago and it has been great since with a rather quick recovery. had a few episodes of rejection at the beginning but since I use Restasis, it never occurred again (coincidence or correlation? don't really want to know at this point). life expectancy of graft is about 30 years though I've been told... :( good luck