Looking after your eyes after cataract surgery

[@padoeskop5613]

just after surgery and after daycare for a few hours b4 seeing doctor for diagnosis.. I managed to walk normally to see doctor.. once doctor removed the plaster.. immediately I can see clearly everything.. so clear.. no more clouded views.. feel great and blessed..

[@khoi_0918]

CONGRATS BRO

[@MommaBearsCorner]

I was so scared and wanted to be knocked out. if good surgeon, you wont be knocked out, but you are close enough to it. If felt nothing but my anxiety. it left. went fast. My site was so bad and had glaucoma and tea duck repair too. I was so nervous, they gave me a double block. i felt nothing all night. No sandy feeling nor itching. Nothing at all. They should double block everyone... next day I took the patch off and he said the best he could do would be 20-80, maybe 20/60 if i was lucky because of issues, and It was so bad by the time i finally got brave enough to have this done. I was so blind I was losing my independence. nope, i know its more like 20/20 he gave me! yea... wont know for sure till the first of the week, but I see even small print from a distance. its great.

[@user-bu9qd6ib1l]

I was very scared beffore this sugery. It was so easy I can say it was almost pleasant! Don't be scared

[@erminacodjoe]

Thank you…..very helpful!!

[@josephinemorota4697]

I had my eye surgery yesterday. Thankful for your advice. Very helpful info.

[@user-wl1mo3mr8c]

Good, very comprehensive.

[@nidhiparashar7825]

Informetive video

[@fatimamakada2763]

Informative...but the background Music is Annoying

[@chrisstepleton4761]

In the US, our instructions are different.

[@sayitlikeitis8759]

The instructions are completely different depending on who is giving the advice - best off just using your own common sense.

[@andyhutch7354]

Thanks a lot for your advice from andy

[@vallee3140]

I had mine done last week , up here in Lincs, and was told no bending or lifting anything heavy? I was also not given an eye shield they said they dont recommend it? so much conflicting advice.
I am afraid to clean it , so afraid it will damage it.

[@haovi4342]

Thank u, hope u all the best

[@sharojavasavan6524]

I had mine done 3 weeks ago I'm doing good in Malaysia I was give anaesthetic injection to sleep during surgery didn't feel any pain only slight pain after I woke up then was given pain killer after that was okay

[@sharojavasavan6524]

Was in day care for about 6 hrs then went home

[@sgpleasure]

Which hospital? Is there any reason for taking general anaesthetic instead of local anaesthetic?

[@sharojavasavan6524]

@@sgpleasure I was in a specialist centre

[@carolcollier2314]

Thanks carol

[@amberhill7427]

Thanks I just got my surgery 3 days ago

[@sherlychow5735]

I just done the surgery 2 weeks ago but till now I dare not rub even clean my eyes till now, I'm using the cotton patch clean only outer circle of the eye,. Doctor suggest me to get rid clean the eye at least 5 weeks.

[@claudiamyles7733]

NEver ever use water on eye. This man is Crazy.

[@claudiamyles7733]

Never ever wash your hair for 2 weeks this man is crazy

[@Khinhnin528]

Thank you so much❤

[@matthewdsouza8891]

My father had his cataract surgery yesterday. I was told that after an eyedrop he should keep his eyelid shut and press between the eyelid and nose for 30 secs to avoid drop going down the canal. What's the truth??

[@LittleLouieLagazza]

I don't know...I experienced some of the drop-material draining into the sinus canal with mild irritation of the throat. Bother! =D

[@cruiselover9903]

I have used anti-inflammatory eye drops for over one month followin my cataract surgery, but my doctor said I still have inflammation, and she prescribed nine more days of eye drops. She said i will be fine. But I’m a bit worried that the inflammation won’t go away. What happens if the inflammation still doesn’t go away?

[@waqas76739]

how is your eye now ?

[@cruiselover9903]

@@waqas76739 My eye is good now even though it took a bit longer for the inflammation to go away.

[@silaslongshot941]

Well, this procedure may be the most common and 'easy' operation in the world, but my apprehension is still somewhere between that of a root canal and open heart surgery (had both before). If you died on the table, you're just dead. They screw this up and you're blind which is worse than being dead.

[@luviecagalawan301]

I had my surgery 4 weeks ago but still my vision is foggy. During the procedure, my doctor injected an anesthesia near my eyes and after that he applied pressure and was pushing my eye for about 5 minute. He said the reason he did that is to numb the eye. Was that normal?

[@NorthMidNHSLondon]

Hi there, we are unable to provide medical advice here but please do contact our eye team about this. More info is available on our website: www.northmid.nhs.uk/eye-care

[@hoshmandqadr5363]

Cool information 2

[@lifeisbeautiful4598]

Is it possible to do in ninety years old people..

[@TaylorTiree]

Yes it is

[@d.dal15]

Who have 2 eyes?

[@professoralfredanwadinigwe7420]

Can I lie down and sleep with the side that i had the cataract surgery? Alfreda

[@williamtyler392]

1223

[@hoshmandqadr5363]

Can I ask you for my poeration I did last 1st weeks ? Please

[@roberthuxen3461]

Get rid of the music

[@shopnanaif7438]

পম পায়৷।

[@janarvindagnalan1745]

Can i use devices after a few hours?

[@NorthMidNHSLondon]

Hi Jan. We would recommend getting in touch with our ophthalmology service as we can't give advice via RUclips: www.northmid.nhs.uk/Our-Services/Ophthalmology

[@sayitlikeitis8759]

Pointless taking such advice - it varies wildly from clinic to clinic to hospital and hospital. Even nurses at the SAME clinic give completely contradictory advice. You’re better off using your common sense and listening to your own body.

[@heather1985october]

Please delete the TERRIBLE music!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jonzygon391]

I enjoyed it 😂

[@flasheart49]

Really annoying and distracting music. No need!