Fuchs Corneal Dystrophy Explained. Symptoms, Treatment, Surgery

If you’ve been diagnosed with Fuchs corneal dystrophy—or told you have guttae or corneal guttata—this video explains exactly what that means, how serious it can be, whether it will get worse, and what treatments are available. Dr. Jarrod Long of Midwest Low Vision breaks down Fuchs endothelial dystrophy in plain language, covering symptoms like morning blur, glare, and fluctuating vision; why the disease occurs; how it’s diagnosed; when surgery such as DMEK or DSEK may be needed; and what recovery typically looks like. You’ll also learn how Fuchs relates to cataracts and where low vision care fits when vision isn’t fully restored, even after treatment. This video is designed for patients and families looking for clear, practical answers about Fuchs corneal disease and realistic next steps. #FuchsCornealDystrophy #CornealDisease #EyeHealth #LowVision #CorneaSpecialist #MidwestLowVision Serving Bloomington, Indiana...Clarksville, Indiana...Evansville, Indiana, and patients throughout Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois and the Midwest! If you or a loved one has Fuchs, a personalized low vision evaluation with Dr. Jarrod Long may help identify solutions beyond standard glasses. 📞 Call Midwest Low Vision: 877-577-2040 🌐 Learn more or schedule a consultation with our low-vision team, www.midwestlowvision.com