@A MySpondylitisTeam Member. Hi Nancy, if your inquiry is for me regarding my possible temporal arteritis, thank you for responding. I sincerely appreciate it. I looked that one up and i dont think so. I think my Opthalmologist would have seen that, especially when he did my cataract surgery last year. I had a difficult time healing in that eye from that simple procedure and ge referred me to a Retinologist. Im pretty sure that one would have seen it too. They're both very good at what they do. But if we xant figure it out and it becomes a problem again i will definitely inquire about it. Luckily the problem has receded and not a problem for now, well the pain anyway. He wanted the biopsy. I, of course, do not. My regular dr wants the Neuro route so I'll give that a go then go back to the Opthalmologist. I just want a CT or MRI. My grandmother died of a temporal artery aneurysm so theres that to look into. Thanks again for the Fewks suggestion. I'll definitely keep it in mind. The symptoms of grittiness, blurry, etc are familiar so maybe. Heavy sigh. Always something. Its a wonder were functional at all, 🥴😏🙏

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Hi. Have you been diagnosed with Fewks Dystrophy in your eye. Sounds so familiar to what I've been diagnosed with. Prayers for healing. 🙏