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Laser Eye Surgery
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I had the Lasik surgery in Jan 04 and I have to say it was the best thing I ever did. I wore glasses since I was like 10 and you have no idea how great afeeling it was waking up in the morning and not having to stumble around looking for my glasses.
The surgery took about 10 minutes and as soon as it was over I got up off the table and could see the sign across the room like it was right in front of me.
There really was no recovery time for me. The only thing was myeyes became really watery a couple hours after the surgery and it was hard to keep my eyes open, but other than that I was fine. Def recommend it ifanyone's considering it, but make sure you go to a reputable place.
The surgery took about 10 minutes and as soon as it was over I got up off the table and could see the sign across the room like it was right in front of me.
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i want this, but im pretty certain my HMO wont cover it.
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My sister got it done, and loves it. She was back at work the next day.
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Will the "side effects" Of marijuana effect your eyes after the surgery? I'm considering it, but if I can't niketalk or watch TV for a while,I'll be pretty bored.
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Negative. I was burning it down the day after.
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So red eye, puffiness, etc... none of that is a hazard to the healing eye? I dunno man
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^^^ I smoke every day and haven't had any problems. Take it for what it's worth.
Don't they say that weed is beneficial for people with glaucoma and cataracts? Can't be that bad for you then.
Don't they say that weed is beneficial for people with glaucoma and cataracts? Can't be that bad for you then.
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I work for a company that performs the tx if anybody has any questions???
I hear all types of myths about the treatment all the time!
I hear all types of myths about the treatment all the time!
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All I know is that you need to be over 21 because that is when you're eyes stop growing. Not for everyone, but average. There's a new costly procedurenow. Basically, they slit the top of your eye and insert a permanent contact.
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I dont kno...I'm kinda nervous the surgery could go wrong and I end up blind...I think I'll play it safe and rock contacts...cause your vision willalso get worse again anyway...
