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6 months after surgery

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mollie32158
mollie32158

I had surgery on the left eye in May 2016.  Have had 3 different pair of glasses.  Still have the problem.  The problem is when I have the glasses on and I look a table, desk ets.  The nearside to me is high in height the farside away from me Is a lot lower.   So tables etc are all on the slant.  Makes you dizzy as you put the glasses on.  Had the right eye done approx 20 years ago.  No problem.  I would love to know why this is happening.  Optician can't help.  Hospital, I have left it too long before reporting.  Optician said leave for 6 months.  Please help.

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  • Annodoremouse
    Annodoremouse mollie32158

    Posted

    Hi Mine was done in February 16 and with the same result. Walking on uneven ground or shingle on the beach and it looks very unstable as if its moving. I am having ZAG lasar treatment in 3 weeks to try to correct it.  

    Heres hoping

    • mollie32158
      mollie32158 Annodoremouse

      Posted

      Hope that this works for you.  Please let me know how you get on.  When I asked the opticisan about laser, he was not very helpful.
  • cuz4concern
    cuz4concern mollie32158

    Posted

    wow I had both eyes done, same problem, I would cover one eye and things looked higher, cover the other things look lower. I thought it was just me.

    You might want to google it.

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