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Q: Plateau iris
asked by: bipolarbear1980 on March 31st, 2009
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Hello!

I have recently been on a very detailed ophtalmology exam and the report looks like this: myopia (-1.25, -3.25), no vissual field loss, optical nerves ok as well as optical fundus but 22mmHg IOP (after pachymetry, adjusted ones: 21.3 and 21.Cool.

Ophtalmologist examined me with gonioscopy method and told me that i have plateau iris. She found that i have broad open angle and smth about some high tight binding and mesodhermal lefts as well. Her final word on paper was Therapy with: correction (eye glasses), antioxidants (vitamines) and to check IOP again in 3 months.

But since I found on internet alarming facts about plateau iris and considering her "not alarming" too much, just explaining that it could be hereditary and specific structure)I am confused and extremely worried, even thinking about not to have children.

Please, give me some answer, I would be more than thankfull.
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Patyk
replied on March 31st, 2009
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Take Zealut,
I can really advice you to take zealut. In another forum I've written about this. It will regulate you vision and will help to prevent problems concerning iris.

here is some information
Antioxidant, retina protective, neuroprotective, angioprotective, normalizes metabolic processes in an eye tissue.
Recommended for:
 Dystrophic disease of retina different origin.
 Age-related macular degeneration
 Inborn macula dystrophy
 Myopic retinopathies
 Diabetic retinopathies
 Post thrombotic retinopathies
 Neuropathy glaucoma
 Cataract
 Healing acceleration after eye surgery
 Visual loading systematic computer work in any age (computer visual syndrome CVS)
 Ametropia and ambleopia, especially during pleoptic treatment
 Druing work, connected with rich light impact (welding, soffits);
 During long contact with huge water or snow surfaces
 Eye structure age-specific changings slowdown (age-related macular degeneration, cataract, viteous body destruction, iris subotrophy and other) connected with aging;
 Eye desease preventon during cardiovascular desease, rheumatoid arthritis, diabetes
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