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I had monovision surgery and how
I had monovision surgery and now I have dry eyes, blurred vision, and there is times when I develope arthritis of the eye.....Is there anything that I can do for the blurred vision,,,,,I have been to my eye Dr....and they said it happens to allot of people with monovision that the brain shuts off is this true.....????
Treating your dry eye condition may improve your vision. Ask your eye doctor about treatment options. It is also possible that you have some residual refractive error. In this case, glasses, contacts or a LASIK touch-up would help.
If you can't adjust to monovision, it can be eliminated with glasses, a contact lens, or LASIK.
If you can't adjust to monovision, it can be eliminated with glasses, a contact lens, or LASIK.
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I never recommend monovision unless the patient tolerated it before surgery. It may take three to four month before you adapt to it.
Dr.O.
Dr.O.
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