Dimness of vision `with’ glasses…
Here was this young lady who had headache and stomachache, and came to the clinic with the complaint of `dimness of vision with glasses’.
She used to wear moderately myopic refractive power correction, but at the time of her visit to the eye clinic her vision `without’ glasses was near-normal.
Her physician had given her injectable medication for her systemic ailment…and her was a case of drug-induced hypermetropia! more
Here was this young lady who had headache and stomachache, and came to the clinic with the complaint of `dimness of vision with glasses’.
She used to wear moderately myopic refractive power correction, but at the time of her visit to the eye clinic her vision `without’ glasses was near-normal.
Her physician had given her injectable medication for her systemic ailment…and her was a case of drug-induced hypermetropia! more
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Patient's vision changed due to the effect of the medication given to treat a systemic ailment, but this condition is a temporary phase as vision will come to the original level when the effect of the injection wears off...and such medication can't be used to improve vision as how-so-ever good a medicine is it's likely to have some side effects as well! more
Nov 20
Treatment of human body is reduced something like a (treatment ) repair of an automobile. The electrical engineer does his job, doesnt know about fuel injection pump. The carburator expert fixes the problem with a transplant and doesnt know a bit about the exhaust system ! Nor the 'expert' in the suspension knows the problems of denting and painting ! And of course the fellow in charge of the body cannot say what happens when a car is run on two retreated tyres and two original tyres !! Jai Hind for the specialists in each system!! more
Nov 19
