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Vision blurry in one eye after Lasik

ertang20Feb 26, 2015
Had LASIK about a month ago, vision in both eyes were fine. Woke up this morning and my right eye is slightly blurry and having problems seeing distance. Should I be concerned or should I speak with surgeon\eye doctor?

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Dr. Mazin Yaldo, MD
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Answered on Mar 3, 2015
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Dr. Vandana Jain, MS
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