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Good morning doctors. i had symptoms of a posterior vitreous detachment. thank god no retinal detachment. dr. wants to see me in 4 weeks as a follow up. i am scheduled for a 2 week cruise next week. is it safe to travel? what if my symptoms get worse?
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As important as vision is, especially at age "62", it is better to make certain you have available ophthalmologic specialty services, and not rely on appropriate treatment on a "2-week cruise".
Answered 4/21/2022
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