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Eye Dryness after 16 months of LASIK
Its been 16 months since I have had my LASIK surgery. My eyesight is absolutely clear now, however I am still facing eye dryness and have to use artificial tear lubricants.
1) Can you confirm why is this still persisting ?
2) Can you suggest some medicine (tablets) to reduce eye dryness permanently ?
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Dryness is most important side effects one has to face throughout life after lasik surgery, you will have to use some lubricating eye drops like Optive or Refresh liquigel through out your life .
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you will have to use lubricant eye drops for quite along time. bcoz the problem of dryness is not uncommon after lasik.
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