Juvenile macular dystrophy

And yet another case caused by the degenerate German healthcare system, such theatre plays from that madhouse only end when the curtain falls on me too, it’s all so pathetic.

After the disaster in 2001 when I fell unconscious in a clinic due to unrecognised meningomyeloencephalitis, I suddenly had problems with my eyes that I had never had before, in addition to many other deficits that still persist today.

In the course of time, I saw congestive papillae, papilledema, a lasered retinal detachment, etc. at ophthalmologists and eye clinics.

To this day, there are no other underlying internal diseases that could explain these colourful caprices.

What has remained are the now permanent RPE (retinal pigment epithelium) defects, and a juvenile macular dystrophy was then repeatedly agreed upon.

However, this is hardly possible because all of this only suddenly emerged with this traumatic event due to the uncontrolled falling back of the head.

In addition, there has supposedly been no change whatsoever over the last 23 years, that everything and more cannot explain juvenile macular dystrophy, but everyone clings to it and no one was or is interested in clarification.

And if that is the case, why has there never been a chromosome analysis to explain the cause?
Oh well, let’s just look at the other play under misdiagnosis of 1qh + 16qh 🤦

The article image below may help non-specialists to better visualise the effects if they are wondering about a visual acuity of 1.0 on both sides.
A judge at the social court also argued in this way with the visual acuity of 1.0, but emphasised that she was not a doctor, so would probably never have understood the problems that people with maculopathy have, which can be far more drastic than just a reduction in visual acuity, i.e. everything that affects the retina, there is hardly anything more important to our optical organ of perception apart from the optic nerve itself.
Then we could also understand why dark mode for screen applications is a blessing for people with retinal pigment epithelial defects.

And the edge filter glasses were also my idea, nobody had suggested this to me, I will report on this separately …