FAQ - Cloudy cornea - When do I need surgery - Dr Anthony Maloof, Sydney
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- FAQ - Dr Anthony Maloof discusses the need for surgery if you are suffering from a cloudy cornea.
Dr Anthony Maloof is a Corneal and Oculoplastic Surgeon from Eyes and Faces based in Sydney and Westmead. These FAQ have been put together to answer some of the common questions asked and hopefully encourage patients to ask more at their consult. Any further questions you have will be answered during consultation and treatment will be individually tailored for each patient. Feel free to check out other videos on Dr Maloof's TH-cam channel or visit his specialty websites for a more in depth understanding. We look forward to seeing you at your next appointment.
Dr Anthony Maloof
Corneal and Oculoplastic Surgeon
Eyes and Faces
Sydney and Westmead
www.dranthonymaloof.com.au
Ph: 1300 393 322
Email: reception@maloof.com.au
Specialty websites:
www.cornealtransplant.com.au
www.pterygiumsurgery.net.au
www.mohsreconstruction.com.au
www.wateryeye.com.au
www.thyroideyedisease.com.au
www.oculoplasticsurgery.com.au
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Doctor I have nebular in the epithelium of my left eye as a result of a viral keratitis (I suspect from common cold) I caught last month and healed recently. Is it true that it should clear with time? I'm still taking antiviral, antibiotics, and bovine growth factor eye drops every day.
Viral keratitis can lead to scarring that persists despite treatment unfortunately.
@@DrAnthonyMaloof Thank you Doctor. Luckily it doesn't impact my vision. I hope I won't get another one because I suffer from dry eye and fixing it would be tricky
Let us know how you go...
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