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2. Your problem could be due to the IOL (dysphotopsia/ optical abberations), clouding of the posterior capsule, IOL decentration, macular disease, corneal disease. Only your surgeon Eye MD can tell for sure.
3. Short answer: glasses, contact lens or when the other eye is done ask them to leave you somewhat nearsighted (perhaps -1.50) that will reduce your need for reading glasses. You are going to see best with progressive bifocals (no line)
JCH MD
i told the doctor about the dispersion of vision proble(for left eye) but he told me that it is in adjustment proces and it will take time but it already took 2 months.
one more thing i had only done with the surgery for my right eye which had the -12 Number.
i still have to gone through the surgery of my right eye which have -17 nos
JCH MD
Today i have consulted with my doctor and told him about the dispersion of vision problem . He took the OCT and declared the my eye is perfect there is no disease to treat. I told him that i am feeling the dispersed vision(or slight dual vision) specially at night or while looking at lights in day i also some time feels clouds like thing infront of my eyes. But doctor is insiting every thing is perfect . I am confused .
i have no doubt on the competency of my doctor. but some time i feel that he is hidding some thing . my surgery has past 2 months i am still using eye drop (Azopt)prescribed by doctor