Discomfort on my right eye after 3 months of cataract surgery
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i felt something in my right eye on the inner corner of my eye. The optometrist told me it's block where the tears come out. She said it's been swollen but not infected. My eyes get red especially in the afternoon. It's been 3 months since the operation. My left eye heals quickly and i had the operation last Sept. 1,2017. Vision is clear no problem. Has anyone experience the same way. I am a resident of Australia.
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Eye-Kan-Sea olivia0103
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olivia0103 Eye-Kan-Sea
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i will going to see him on Oct. 9. But everytime i complain about he said it's pretty good.
karen88434 olivia0103
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Eye-Kan-Sea karen88434
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olivia0103 Eye-Kan-Sea
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I don't have health insurance just medicare. I paid the whole amount of surgery.
Eye-Kan-Sea olivia0103
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Just curious. How much is it for one eye?
I paid out-of-pocket too. I'm an American living in the Philippines. Medicare doesn't cover Americans living overseas.
olivia0103 Eye-Kan-Sea
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Eye-Kan-Sea olivia0103
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Wow that's cheap! That equates to $1,824 US dollars. I thought Australia would be more expensive than the Philippines because the cost of living is less here. Mine cost $2,158 US dollars for one eye including the anaesthesian ( & outpatient). My multifocal IOL cost $1,200 US dollars. What is your IOL? Mine is a German brand (made in the Netherlands) called "Oculentis Mplus X." Interesting that your total is cheaper than the Philippines.
olivia0103 Eye-Kan-Sea
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Eye-Kan-Sea olivia0103
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I had mine done at a private hospital on an outpatient surgery. The opthamologist is famous in this province and he also has a clinic in Manila. He's about 55 therefore he has lots of experience. Normally he operates on 2-5 patients at once. More cost effective in hiring the surgery room/facilities. When I had mine done, there were 2 more patients behind me.
The Oculentis Mplus X is a multifocal lens. It's not produced with the traditional rings. It's manufactured using a high tech injector (patented) that produces the different focal lengths within a single mold. Therefore it produces minimal glare and halos.
Yes if yours is a monofocal, it'll be alot cheaper.
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Dr. Reynaldo Espinueva, MD
International Eye Center
St. Luke's Medical Center
Quezon City
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