Eye care tips
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- What are the negatives of Lasic eye surgery?
- light-headed/dizziness, nausea, slightly blurred vision, when exercising?
- What are the disadvantages of laser eye surgery?
- bloody boogers, easy bruising, blurred vision?
- 3 year old daughter getting eye surgery in 2 weeks, how should we reward her after?
- Headache, dizziness, white noise, blurred vision, and lightheaded?
- Does anyone know where i can get my chihuahua a cheap cherry eye surgery in nyc?
- Sudden smelly urine, random blurred vision, and occasional nausea at 36 weeks?! !!!?
- I have a few small questions about Lasik laser eye surgery?
- I have been experiencing blurred vision, eye pain and feeling unstable whenever I look around.?
- How much does laser eye surgery cost and how risky is it?
- Is there a difference between the blurred vision you get because of diabetes and nearsightedness?
- How much did laser eye surgery cost you?
- If someone has blurred vision in one eye for most of his life, what would be the diagnosis?
- What percent of people who get laser eye surgery are color blind?
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11 Comments
having a laser in your eye
you can have an infection on your eye
My coworker had it, and now has allergies (dry, itchy eyes, watery eyes, etc), and her eyes get sore a lot. Also, it didn’t fix her vision 100%, so she still has to wear glasses.
I was about to have the surgery, but she’s had so many complications that I decided not to.
Some times the laser can over correct. So from a short sight you can go to a ling sight.
Your friend’s dad needs to go back to his doctor for a check up immediately.
I had it done and its WONDERFUL i went to this place called Lasik Plus (they’re all over the place). Yeah you could go blind but what are the chances. Trash the contacts and glasses and go for it!
Diadvantage: you still might need to wear glasses!! The op can often affect your night vision meaning you need glasses to drive at night. Or sometimes the op isn’t 100% accurate so that your eyesight is much better but not perfect, so you still need glasses.
But there are also lots of advantages.
had it done 5 yrs ago now i need glasses again mother nature is perfect in her job and can’t fool it as we age out come watery tiring eyes
The disadvantages, apart from the cost, only apply to a minority of the people who have it done…
Somewhere between 1 and 5% depending on source and what is counted as a disadvantage.
The most commonly reported problems are
The refraction not being as near zero has hoped,
Dry eye problems, (temporarily or permanently)
Night-time glare or starriness.
More severe problems do occur, more rarely.
I’ve researched this several times on the internet, and I’m now settling on a couple of websites to address your sort of question, whuich comes up regularly.
The FDA’s own set of pages.
And a reproduction of a fairly standard consent form.
i have two daughters who have had corrective laser surgery…only problem they had was it had to be done a second time to adjust the correction..no cost to patient….they are both doing wonderful…just make sure it is done by a notible surgeon…do not shop by cost….or go out of country to do this…..drs. do not like to see procedures by faulty drs….i know…worked in eye mds office…do it right its wonderful
Dry eyes. My husband has a co-worker who had this done and she has to keep using eyedrops to keep her eyes from drying out and becoming irritated.
Why don’t you pop in to a Lasik center for a free consultation and get your questions answered by the doctor….
http://lasik.viewbestdeals.com/
best of luck!