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Blurry vision after lasik
I'd LASIK done 12 days before , my power was -4.75 & -5 for rt. And left eye. And cylindrical power of 1.5 and 1.75 for left and rt. Eye While my left eye is totally fine, my rt eye is still blurry for nr as well as far vision.
During surgery my dr. Told me that my rt eye has epithelial defects and a lot of waxing.
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Just relax
Let these eoithelial defects heal
Vision will.improve
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Dont worry about your blurry vision, sometimes it takes a month to attain back normal visiom. Continue your medivations as adviced by your surgeon. Use lubricating eyedrops more frequently and you will feel much better
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As your doctor told you had epithelial defects in right eye, can be a reason for it. Your doctor must had given you lubricants use them more frequently.
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