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I’m 69 year old male, interested in Entropion surgery. I live in Richmond, TX near to SugarLand, TX too. (photos)

Mahm7Jun 11, 2018
I’m 69male hv Sevre stress, anxiety, fear, depression plus blood clott in lungs, neck cervical pain,blood thinner and other nurve, anxiety n sleep medicines. both eyes catracted due side effects of AD then hd both eye Gulucoma dry eyes now Entropion. Extremly stressed. I use drops and Gentera eye tears and ointment. Fearfull for going through lower eyelid surgery and it’s recovery kindly advice n help. Presently I feel dry, itching heavy eyes.

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Dr. Ivan Vrcek, MD, FACS
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Answered on Jun 14, 2018
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