5 weeks post op PRK, will the glasses compromise my healing process? My vision seems worse when I remove the glasses.

Dry eye symptoms (burning, fatigue, intermittent blur and itchiness) are not uncommon after cataract surgery and PRK. It is possible that you may have developed haze after PRK. This can contribute to glare and mild blur. It is also possible that you may have developed a thin film on your lens ...

According to the chart above, there is only trace haze in both eyes. It is likely to clear up in a few months. In the meantime however, you will have to be diligent with prescribed steroids, rewetting drops, sun protection, and Vitamin C. There is a possibility that you may need an enh...

You need to see the surgeon if you have ghosting. The medicine use is very important and steroids drops shouldn't be stopped to soon. Usually, if you have haze that is caused by corneal haze, the steroid drop dose would be increased. If your haze is from something else, then another treatment w...

You probably developed a small corneal abrasion from the trauma. The drops may be masking some of the discomfort. For the best result, call you surgeon and ask to be seen. Sometimes a scratch like this can set you back a few days healing wise.

Unfortuntately,  we can't enlarge the photo you posted but if you are struggling I would see the surgeon again and see what the next step is. You man not need an enhancement but if you do, a little more time should pass by.

If you have a small remnant prescription after the surgery you could wear glasses to help.Ask you surgeon to be sure as we don't have all the details. He/She will have the last Rx.The Rx will likely vary a little over the next few months as you get to your final Rx.