Hi, i just went to a retina specialist for an exam to make sure my eyes were ok after experiencing an increase in floaters and lo and behold he told me i had a small tear in my retina. So, we did the surgery to repair it. I am a complete anxiety case and now am just worrying about every little thing. The surgery itself was kind of scary, he put a lot of pressure on my eye with the lens he used and I had a hard time keeping my head where it was supposed to be. It was very uncomfortable almost painful and of course now I am worred that that much pressure on my eye might have caused some other problem. Anyway, apparently did not feel the need to explain much to me about what to expect in the next few weeks. He said no lifting over 25lbs, not a lot of bending etc. I get that, and am going to be careful but am deathly afraid that I'm going to do something to cause a problem. is there anything else I should avoid...how careful do I have to be...what about vacuuming,laundry, god forbid sex if I ever feel like that again? Right now I can't even imagine but that's besides the point. Anyway, just wondering what I should expect. Should I be worried that something could go wrong, what should I look for ? When shoudl I worry? Ah the life of an anxiety-riddled patient. Any advice?