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LSD does not have any known effects on the eyes. However, there have been people who have taken LSD and, while under the influence, stared for many seconds at the sun, causing irreversible damage to their eyes.
No because after LASIK the flap is loose so if you have a bad trip you can hit your eye and the flap can get torn offyou should wait at least a monthafter LASEK there's no flap so you could do contact sports after 2 weeks so it's safer than LASIKit might be useless to tell you that chronic LSD use causes brain damage
It's probably dry eyesTry Punctal occlusion and restasisLASEK is NONCUTTING so doesn't cause DES for future reference
Unfortunately, glare and halos are a side effect of LASIK. At this time, there is no treatment for it. However, it is still possible for the halos to diminish over time as your eyes continue to heal. You may want to talk to your eye doctor to see if wearing glasses for near work would help im...
In most cases, it's safe and effective to wear contact lenses after LASIK. We recommend that you wait 2-3 months after LASIK before being fitted with contact lenses. However, it is important to note that fitting contact lenses on eyes that have undergone LASIK surgery can be more challenging due...
Repost and ask your md to define c-lasik as that is not a known term, it might be his brand or something like that
You probably had a small epithelial defect that will heal, you should take tears frequently and keep your eyes closedthere is a small chance you actually dislodged and wrinkled the flap, in which case you would need it lifted up again, smoothened out, and put back down, that would be done in the...
Based solely on your corneal thickness and prescription, you would not be a good candidate for LASIK. The amount of tissue that needs to be ablated with the laser to fully correct for your prescription will be too much and will leave your corneas too thin.