Virtual Realiity device and ARMS

Evidently I am not allowed to provide that information through this forum. My detailed response to you was deleted by a moderator. I guess I can only tell you it was an inexepensive item ordered from a well known on-line retailer.   

Thank you for responding. Please be sure to find a good retinologist as soon as possible. My eyes went from dry to wet very quickly and the loss of sight was a matter of minutes...fine one minute and gone the next. That was the one time I had decided to skip the monthly injection.  I wish you the best of luck as well. 

Thanks for your views. Yes it is possible for dry AMD to get converted to wet AMD. I was diagnosed for early dry AMD and early Glaucoma in Nov, 2015 when I went for normal check up though my eye sight was ok at that time. Since then I am using eye drops for Glaucoma and eye vits for AMD. Thank God my AMD still remains dry though one has to remain on guard as you suggest. My eye sight still remains alright with slight decrease in one eye.

What treatment were you doing for your dry AMD for which injections are not suggested? Wishing you the best.

I did not take the diagnosis of dry AMD seriously because my sight was still good. I tried some very expensive vitamins for a while, but gave them up due to the cost. I did try dietary changes to increase antioxidants. Several years later my life changed very unexpectedly one morning when I discovered that it seemed like my newspaper was printing in a much smaller font, but when I covered one eye I could see it was me, not the newspaper. I went to an eyedoctor who made an emergency call to a retinologist who found I had a serious bleed.  That was in my right eye which is my best eye, I lost the mid-vision in my left eye soon after. My retinologist said he wished he had seen me much sooner. Hope this helps, 

Alongwith treatment by a retinogist, you may consider some Vits/supplements which i believe do help in wet AMD also. One should try to buy these expensive items in an effort to to save the eyes. I wish you good luck.

I was being treated for AMD and also had a fast growing cataract. I woke up early one morning with cloudy vision.  I called two local hospitals. I am in the states.  They said they do not handle eye emergencies.  I called my retina Dr as soon as their office opened.  The secretary took my info and said my Dr was tied up in surgery. On my fifth call I was put on hold and told she would go talk to him.  She came back to the phone and told me he said to keep my appointment I had for the next week.  I stupidly figured it was the cataract. When I went to my appointment the next week he said. Why didn't you call us as this is bad.  I told him I called five times.  The secretary never talked to him, she lied to me.  He was upset and said management would contact me and he apologized. He said this never should have happened.  I had a bleed as well and am now fairly blind in that eye.  I have a small amount of side vision. After that I had a detachment, second bleed and cataract surgery and third bleed.  I think the Avastan caused the problem. After my last surgery in Sept 2016 he switched me to eylea and no more bleed, but still can not see anything central. I am now not doing any injections.  A second opinion Dr said it is not worth doing. Perhaps I should have been more forceful when calling his office or went elsewhere. I trusted them. I understand your situation, as mine was similar.  My retina is severly scared and I am learning to redo everything. Depth perception is bad and driving at night is never going to happen again.  During the last surgery my optic nerve was also damaged so my eye is dialated twice the size of normal.  Good luck with your situation.