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49 years
I suffered from pigmentary dispersion after my cataract operation. It has receded but not fully. My optic nerve is also 50% damaged.will I improve?
Mar 11, 2015
damage to the optic nerve is permanent and will not improved,
so you need to keep your eye pressure low as possible to prevent further damage
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