has anyone experienced strange sensation
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i have had a cateract op but didnt have a cateract i had a multi focal lense in my right eye to get rid of my glasses foolishly .and there was a problem so i had to have the lense taken out and replaced with a momo focal , which gave me back my old sight back it has been a very traumatic .but the drops i had to put in wher pred forte to start with ,and they gave me a horrible dead sensation with a strange pain and tightening in my head above my eye ,almost like it had had effected my brain anyone else had anything like this ?
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For my first eye I had local anasthetic drops in the eye as well as an anasthetic injection into my eyebrow. That produced a deadened feeling that soon wore off.
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"After warmth and massage, clean the eyelids. This can be done by any of the following ways. There is a lack of research studies to say which is the best method, so use whatever you find most useful:
The traditional way is to use a cotton wool bud that has been dipped in diluted baby shampoo. Just add a few drops of baby shampoo to a small cup of warm water so that the ratio of water to shampoo is about 10:1. Squeeze out excess liquid from the cotton bud to prevent drips getting into your eyes, which may irritate. In particular, try to clean off any crusts at the base of the eyelids. After cleaning the eyelids with the cotton wool bud, wash off the shampoo from the eyelids, using a flannel or cloth.
Some people recommend using sodium bicarbonate (a teaspoonful in a cup of cooled water that has recently been boiled). This is applied using a clean cloth or cotton wool bud.
Some people recommend using special eyelid scrubs that you can buy at some opticians/optometrists.
Some people say that simply washing the eyelids with cooled water that has recently been boiled (or preserved water for contact lens wearers) is probably as effective as using water with added sodium bicarbonate or baby shampoo"