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A member asked:
With lattice retinal degeneration, and a small hole lasered, can you go on rides at disneyland/california adventure?
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Usually yes: Depending on how high a myope a patient is and risk factors (previous retinal detachment or family history of RD), most patients are ok to go on roller coasters but check with your eyeMD or consult with us to give us your specific risk factors.
Answered 7/24/2016
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