One week after PRK, with both contacts out, the vision in my right eye got worse. Halos and starburst are more than the left eye. It has been two week now since the procedure and there is a slight improvement in the right eye, there is difference in vision between the right and left. Sometimes my right eye seems a little tired as though it is trying to keep up with the vision of the left eye. Is this normal after the procedure? The classes in my school are a bit dusty, could this be a problem?
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Generally speaking, it does take anywhere from three to six months for your eyes to fully heal. Have you had two separate surgeries one 18 months ago and another more recent with the surgeon who performed a monovision correction? Does wearing readers at all times improve your vision at both d...
I stopped performing PRKs 20 yrs ago bc they hurt. Switched to LASEK which is still surface so safer than lasik but painless.you must post w more info or I can't give specific adviceageinitial rxcurrent residual rxif you had MMC intraop
First of all, the PRK is an archaic procedure that is painful with slow recovery, it has been replaced in recent years by LASEKsecond of all your doctor should have already put punctal plugs in the dry blurry eye, and told you to use a lubricating ointment at night, this will solve that problem,...