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Is it normal to have blurry vision is it normal after 4 weeks of cataracts and lense implant surgery 

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  • goatfarmer
    goatfarmer Guest

    Posted

    I was about to contact the Dr. and arrange for a follow-up visit $, I thank you.
  • evelyn80922
    evelyn80922 Guest

    Posted

    I don't think so.  You should check with your doctor.

  • rick03247
    rick03247 Guest

    Posted

    HI, my blurry vision lasting 2-3 days after lense implant. So i would not say that a month is normal. 
    • Guest
      Guest rick03247

      Posted

      So after 3 days u  had a wonderful eye site
    • rick03247
      rick03247 Guest

      Posted

      Yes i noticed more or less straight away that there was a massive difference because of the very bright colours ans sensitivity to light. Having right eye done first it did conflict with the other eye and was very irritating but if i put my hand over my left eye was able to read small writing on the telly after 2-3 days. Had left eye done 6 months later and straight away noticed the massive difference in my sight. That was hours after surgery. Its been 18 months since surgery and still have 20/20 vision. Does that explain it for you in enough detail.
    • Guest
      Guest rick03247

      Posted

      Thank you for taking time to answer me 

  • Night-Hawk
    Night-Hawk Guest

    Posted

    For me it took about 6 weeks before my right eye vision was stable, before that after the cataract surgery it varied a lot daily - some days blurry vision worse than 20/40 other days pretty good like 20/25-20/30.  After a couple months from surgery its stayed closer to 20/25 somedays a bit better.  Once I could stop the steroid eye drops used for the first 6 weeks or so it got better.
  • philippe81145
    philippe81145 Guest

    Posted

    If you can see with glasses it means that they made a mistake measuring your eye.
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