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Originally Posted by Aragorn243

I don't want to lose the motivation to read. I love reading. I think I may have the opposite, not sure but I was looking at something this morning and with my left eye it was brillant white, the right with my glasses was slighty duller, yellowish. But looking again now I think that's just the polarization in the lens.

My eyes this afternoon are almost the same dilation but I don't see all that sharp out of the left yet. Hoping it's just some healing time that's needed. I can see well enough to go without glasses but reading things is difficult. It could also be because it's totally out of focus due to the glasses lens in front of it.

Eye still feeling good, I had a minor head ache for a little today but not for long.

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Pop your glasses off and look around. I had my optical shop replace the lens of the corrected eye with neutral glass and it really helped. In the time between when I had the second eye done and when they felt it was healed enough to prescribe, I bought a set of progressive readers at the drug store that really helped as well. When you get your new glasses it probably is going to be amazing to you.

Bob

I called the eye doctor (not the surgeon) to see about a neutral lens but they basically wouldn't do it and it would be after the other eye is done before they would have it anyway so I nixed that.

Checked at Walmart for reading glasses but couldn't decide which worked the best. I think I need to wait till the eye settles down a little more.

So I've had the runs for the past two days now. Seemed strange. Yesterday I attributed it to the anesthesia but it was back this morning. It's the eye drops. Who would have imagined that eye drops could cause this. Otherwise, I feel fine so I'm not likely to do anything about it. It's just in the morning in an case.

I'm apparently the first with the digestive issues even though it's all over the net as being a "common" possibility. They aren't changing anything as it isn't really doing me any harm.

The dialation is all gone now and my vision in the left without glasses is now equal to the right with glasses. As my right is the dominant eye, I can't just take the glasses off as my brain is still trying to process that side over the left. I don't think taking out the lens in the left will help either as objects are different sizes between the two eyes. Only way I can really function with the left eye is with a pirate patch on the right and that's uncomfortable.

Sounds like positive progress. Good.