Glaucoma

You're the fool, and making yourself look a bigger one.

Hint: There are people here with enough certain knowledge of the
subject that they wouldn't have to look it up - in fact they could
have written it for you to look up in the first place. If there was
an issue with what Alison or I had posted, we would have been picked
up very sharply indeed by the people to whom I refer.

 

Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, Kiki

Do me a favour and post your medical and ophthalmology qualifications
(with evidence thereof), would you?

It'll save a lot of tedious argument.

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You should have something aimed at you.

 

Read the following article:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glaucoma

Of course, Wikipedia shouldn't be considered a 100% reliable resource;
in this case, however, I have been assured that it is correct by
People Who Know. Now stop wasting my oxygen, and eat killfile.

 

Lucky man. There's a new test[1] for asymptomatic kidney disease
that only needs a blood test[2] and has been in use by the NHS for about four
months[3] -- many people have been flagged with potential stage-three
kidney damage. I have to have repeat tests in two weeks to verify the
diagnosis...

[1] Clever, actually, from my googling it.
[3] Previous tests needed urine tests 24 hours after ingesting particular
substances.
[2] My previous bloods were 12 months ago.

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Funny that really!


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No thanks, you fuckwit.

fwiw, my mother has had extensive experience of glaucoma, AMD, and several
other eye conditions. So, unlike you, I do know of what I speak.

Ali

 

<grin> It was the free thing I checked, btw, rather than the diabetes being
a cause of glaucoma. I trust the optician implicitly on stuff like that -
but don't expect him to be au fait with the minutiae of the NHS rules on
payment.

Ali

 

Alison Hopkins wrote

I have a profound dislike of becoming au fait with diseases and stuff
yet find myself know far too much about many conditions that are never
going to kill me. Depressing it is.

 

Hehe.

Would Sir like a garnish for that foot in Sir's mouth?

 

Who's got the popcorn?

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If you want some, I'm sure I could still get my hands on a couple of minims?

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You'll get no argument from me on that one.

Ali