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Anyone who has had to wear prescription glasses during the hot humid summer months will be thrilled to know that they can enjoy the summer months prescription glass free. Lasik surgery is an easy procedure that will allow you to be free from wearing glasses on a daily basis.
In order to make sure that your recovery is fast and pain free you need to follow certain guidelines that are enforced by your doctor. Keep in mind that there will most likely be some dryness and discomfort in your eyes once the numbing eye drops have worn off.
The good thing is this discomfort should go away fairly fast. In order to prevent infections your doctor will give you antibiotics and anti-inflammatory medication to reduce any swelling. You may also be given special eye drops to keep them from becoming dry.
After the surgery is completed you are not allowed to swim in a pool, hot tub, or whirlpool for eight weeks. This is because the water can get in your eyes and damage it as well as irritate it. At night you need to shield your eyes for up to four weeks. It is possible for people to rub their eyes or roll over on them while they are sleeping. This can irritate the eyes and slow down the healing process.
For eight weeks you are also not allowed to participate in any contact sports or other strenuous activities. This can hurt anyone with normal eyes - but also with those people who are recovering from lasik surgery.
Before you begin to panic you need to make sure that it takes three to eight weeks for the personâ??s eyes to stabilize and completely recover. Because of that you might experience symptoms that can develop. These symptoms include; haloes, glare, and a difficulty in driving.
If these symptoms last longer than you should wait until the vision is fully functional. Preexisting conditions that occurred before the surgery may not be fixed after the surgery is completed.
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