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Blur eye astigmatism after lasik
Had my lasik 7 weeks ago. Post lasik there is slightly indused astigmatism of +1.0 in left eye with overcorrectin of spherical +0.5. Near vision is not clear and far vision is slightly blurred from left eye.i feel pain and irritation while reading in left eye.its 7 weeks now but i hv not feel any improvement not able to work on PC.
will i need an enhancement surgery ?and after how much time i can go fr it. should i use glasses? What should i do? loosing my patience fr waiting my clearvision
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Hello, Little changes in refraction is common immediately after LASIK. Sometimes there can be hyperopic shift which changes over a period of 6 months. It is not advisable for any re-correction so early. Need to make changes in your post LASIK drops. Consult your LASIK surgeon regarding your blurred vision and dryness.
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A. We usually wait for Atleast 3 months before planning resurgery
B. You may use glasses if you are facing in daily routine
C. Don't loose patience...
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please consult your operating surgeon bcoz he only knows about how much overcorrection he has plnned as per his/her experience.
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