Is there a possibility that my vision will actually get worse after corneal transplant? my ophthalmologist discussed with me the possibility of corneal transplant for corneal inflammation that is unresponsive to antibiotics. i tried a lot of drugs and eye

All : All procedures, including a corneal transplant, include risks and benefits. Risks of a corneal transplant include vision loss, graft rejection, graft failure, among other risks. So unfortunately vision loss is a possibility. But in your case, the benefits may exceed the risks. And in fact, a corneal transplant could be extremely successful. Ultimately the best course to take is your decision after an informed discussion with your ophthalmologist and careful deliberation of the risks and benefits. Good luck.

All : All surgery has the potential of complications. In eye surgery, one risk is the potential to go blind. It sounds like you are having a lot of problems. It may be reasonable to ask your ophthalmologist for a person from whom you can seek a second opinion. Even with a transplant, you should not expect a rapid return of good vision in that eye.

Corneal transplant: If the corneal transplant is successful, your vision should improve after surgery. You will likely need glasses or a rigid gas permeable contact lens for your best vision once completely healed.

Depends: This depends on your disease process and your pre and post operative vision. Please seek out a second opinion from a corneal surgeon and good luck!

Yes: A full transplant can take a long time to stabilize. Stitches can cause the vision to be worse for a while as you heal.