I had lasik surgery 6 months ago and have since seen clearly out of only one eye. The vision in my left eye is slightly blurred (enough to annoy me). Sometimes the blurriness is worse than other times.
June 14, 2010
Answer: Blurry vision in one eye after LASIK
I would recommend that you seek care from your eyeMD to determine the cause of your blurriness. If this is determined to be due to a small prescription, it may be treated with a second procedure, known as an enhancement.
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June 14, 2010
Answer: Blurry vision in one eye after LASIK
I would recommend that you seek care from your eyeMD to determine the cause of your blurriness. If this is determined to be due to a small prescription, it may be treated with a second procedure, known as an enhancement.
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June 10, 2010
Answer: Blurry vision after LASIK
Six months out, your cornea should be healed and your vision stable. There are a number of reasons your vision could be blurry. It is possible that you have some residual refractive error (nearsightedness, farsightedness or astigmatism), and you may benefit from a touch-up or enhancement. Other possible reasons include dry eye, which can blur the vision, or more rare complications such as flap wrinkles or striae, epithelial ingrowth, and even unrelated problems such as cataract or retinal disorders.
It would be best for you to see your surgeon, have him/her assess your current situation, and choose the proper solution.
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June 10, 2010
Answer: Blurry vision after LASIK
Six months out, your cornea should be healed and your vision stable. There are a number of reasons your vision could be blurry. It is possible that you have some residual refractive error (nearsightedness, farsightedness or astigmatism), and you may benefit from a touch-up or enhancement. Other possible reasons include dry eye, which can blur the vision, or more rare complications such as flap wrinkles or striae, epithelial ingrowth, and even unrelated problems such as cataract or retinal disorders.
It would be best for you to see your surgeon, have him/her assess your current situation, and choose the proper solution.
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