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elleng

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4. According to my cataract doc,

Reply to No Vested Interest (Reply #3)

Sun Sep 21, 2014, 05:01 PM

Sep 2014

and after checking on-line and making appointment with a RETINA doc, it is a 'wrinkle' at/in/on the macular, part of the retina, and can be corrected with surgery. Cataract doc suggested I see retina doc before planning to have cataract removed, as wrinkle might be better removed before cataract is removed, so 2 eye surgeries, about which I'm not enthusiastic. Will see that retina doc says.

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Anyone have 'macular pucker,' EDITED [View all] elleng Sep 2014 OP

I had cataract surgery and my surgeon told me RebelOne Sep 2014 #1

Thanks. Hope the vitamins help. elleng Sep 2014 #2

My sister-in-law mentioned "Pucker" following her cataract surgery. No Vested Interest Sep 2014 #3

According to my cataract doc, elleng Sep 2014 #4

Two eye surgeries - Bummer. No Vested Interest Sep 2014 #5

That's the question for the retina doc, elleng Sep 2014 #7

I'm so sorry to hear you have to deal with macular pucker besides the cataracts elleng. Crewleader Sep 2014 #6

Thanks, Crew, elleng Sep 2014 #8

You bet elleng Crewleader Sep 2014 #9

Thanks. elleng Sep 2014 #10

That's good to hear.... Crewleader Sep 2014 #11

Yes, I agree, Crew. elleng Sep 2014 #12