Bad conscience at the ophthalmologist?
I have an appointment with the ophthalmologist at the end of September. I'm already nervous.
I hated that feeling even as a child. You sit in this spaceship-like chair and have to read out numbers that you mostly don't recognize. And the thicker the glass the doctor has to screw on the front of you, the more sternly you get scrutinized. I always feel guilty about it.
And the higher the diopter you need, the longer the list of possible harmful eye diseases that the doctor will list for you while looking at you sternly.
The hardest thing your dentist can do to you is ram dentures into your gums.
But at the ophthalmologist's, it's about cataracts, glaucoma, blindness, laser surgery, eye surgery, etc. That's why I'm always extremely nervous in front of the ophthalmologist.
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I just think that’s a little exaggerated. But if your ophthalmologist is unsympathetic, just go to another one.
My ophthalmologist is just as terrible, but unfortunately I don’t have another place to go.
then look for another
What a nonsense! What does the ophthalmologist have to look at you? He’s doing his job, not anymore.
Sure, but only if you’re in such a grid. Not everyone has gray star…..he’s just getting old.
You’re probably out of Green Star, too. Lasers are also only suitable for certain diseases or visual weaknesses, etc.
It’s all over what you think.
I’m sorry, I think you’re exaggerating and you see all this too tight…