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Eye vision post Relex SMILE surgery
Hello,
I had Relex smile surgery for my vision correction last week. My near and far vision is good now. But I am facing the problem while seeing the computer monitor. The words are too blurred and I am not able to work for 15 min also and this is making me nervous.
I spoke to my doc and they mentioned that it is completely normal to hav this and it shall be fine with 2 or 3 weeks and we cannot do anything about it. I tried anti glare glasses too, but it didn't help
Can someone please give some opinion on it as this is affecting my work.
Thanks
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Since only 1 week is over
Better to wait and watch till 1 month is over as it takes roughly around 1 month for eye to stabilize.
Your doctor must have given you steroid eye drops to decrease inflammation.
If after 1 month it persist then you show
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Dr. Seema Behl
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Hi..should settle down in some time .
Use more lubricant drops and be patient .
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