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post cataract surgery
2006-05-12 09:01:05
My dh had this surgery about a month ago. He can see fine now but he always
felt like there was fluid is his eye after the surgery. The Doc said it looked like his eyelid was pulling away from the eyeball and that is what was causing this. The Doc gave him some kind of ointment to see if that would help. Anyone ever heard of this? Mary
2006-05-14 12:48:52
No answers......what newsgroup can I post this in....
"Mary" news:GtGdnTtz1ca-CPnZnZ2dnUVZ_tidnZ2d@centurytel.net... > My dh had this surgery about a month ago. He can see fine now but he > always felt like there was fluid is his eye after the surgery. The Doc > said it looked like his eyelid was pulling away from the eyeball and that > is what was causing this. The Doc gave him some kind of ointment to see > if that would help. > > Anyone ever heard of this? > > Mary >
2006-05-14 20:35:28
> "Mary" > news:GtGdnTtz1ca-CPnZnZ2dnUVZ_tidnZ2d@centurytel.net... >> My dh had this surgery about a month ago. He can see fine now but he >> always felt like there was fluid is his eye after the surgery. The Doc >> said it looked like his eyelid was pulling away from the eyeball and that >> is what was causing this. The Doc gave him some kind of ointment to see >> if that would help. >> >> Anyone ever heard of this? You didn't say what surgery. Cataract extraction doesn't typically interfere with lid closure but frequently cosmetic lid procedures will cause ectropion (eyelid pulling away) and exposure. If the lid never closes, doctors often recommend bland ointments like Lacrilube or Refresh PM for blanketing the exposed area. -MT
2006-05-14 20:38:36
"Mike Tyner" > You didn't say what surgery. I see now.. you did say cataract surgery in the title. The ointment still makes sense, no matter what caused the exposure. -MT
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