It's been 3.5 weeks since my LASIK was done and I have a slight pain in my left eye. My vision is good, so what is wrong?

Your reaction is not typical, and it should be treated. It might be best if you were examined. Steroids are probably the best treatment, but without an examination it is hard to be sure.

Lasik can make your dry eye worse independently of your pinguecula and blepharitis.Most people can't really do the compresses effectively enough to make a difference. Once a week oral azithromycin can work wonders.Unfrozen autologous serum eye drops for 1-2 months before LASIK can cut down on...

It is still early in your healing process, so the blur may be due to dryness. I would use preservative free tears every two hours. If there's no improvement, I recommend returning to your doctor to ensure normal healing. There could be a chance that there is under correction, but it is too e...

It is still very early in your healing process. The prescription in your left eye may change and go away as you are fully healed. Keep up with the preservative free artificial tears every two hours and try to limit computer usage. 

There are lots of treatments for dry eye but in post LASIK patients unfrozen autologous serum, in my experience, gets people to recover the fastest.See your surgeon soon.

If you are not experiencing any pain, blur, watery eyes, or light sensitivity, most likely, your flaps are intact. However, if you have any trauma to the eye, it is best to return to your doctor for an evaluation to ensure that the flaps are not moved.