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Can you work on a computer if one eye is dilated to control uveits pain?
I currently have anterior uveitis in my right eye. My vision is blurred and painful, but I just started treatment 3 days ago. My right eye is dialted to control my pain. Is it okay to go back to work with dual monitors? Would it damage my eye?
Hi mlynndcats,
I spent months with my eye dilated. I managed quite well indoors when in a semi dark room, but bright light was annoying. I resorted to several eye patches. This was the best one I found. It has a low profile (which was good under glasses) and is washable. I am not trying to sell anything, just offering this up based on personal experience.
http://www.thebesteyepatch.com/?gclid=CPX_79iKk8kCFcUlgQodMNoDkw
I spent months with my eye dilated. I managed quite well indoors when in a semi dark room, but bright light was annoying. I resorted to several eye patches. This was the best one I found. It has a low profile (which was good under glasses) and is washable. I am not trying to sell anything, just offering this up based on personal experience.
http://www.thebesteyepatch.com/?gclid=CPX_79iKk8kCFcUlgQodMNoDkw
Of course you need to ask the treating physician but as a generalization computer work would not damage either eye nor slow improvement of the involved eye JCH MD
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