- female
- 30 Years
- 14/08/2025
I have Marfan syndrome and high myopia, so LASIK isn't an option for me what other refractive eye surgeries could I consider that would be safe for my condition?
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For roles under the B-1 standard, LASIK surgery does not disqualify a candidate, provided they meet the specified vision criteria. Applicants need to ensure that their corrected vision after LASIK adheres to the distance and near vision requirements
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I had PRK eye surgery 15 days ago and my doctor prescribed isotretinoin 10mg tablets - is it safe to take them or could they cause any side effects for my eyes
You can take it.
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Had PRK surgery 5 months ago and my right eye is fine but my left eye stays blurry unless I use lubricant drops - vision gets clear for a bit then goes back to being fuzzy. My left eye is at 69 before drops. Why does it keep doing this and is it normal after PRK?
It's normal to experience some degree of blurred vision after PRK surgery, especially if the vision is fluctuating and improving with lubricant drops. However, five months post-surgery, it's important to investigate why this persists and discuss it with your eye doctor. While individual healing rates can vary, persistent blurriness and dependence on drops warrant further evaluation.
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