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After almost 8 months of C-LASIK, I am still suffering from daytime glare and night glare and hallows

May 29, 2016
Asked By:dhavaldadhania in Scarborough, ON

After almost 8 months of C-LASIK, I am still suffering from daytime glare and night glare and hallows from street light, headlight and all. I tried Restesis Unins, Cyclospirine eyedrops for almost 3 onths but still no recovery. Doctor says that this is because of Laser and will be ok as time goes. What should I do.

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