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  • 14/08/2025

my left eye had retina detachment surgery a month ago but now my right eye feels weak and blurry could this be related or something else going on

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My eyesight is power right eye 6 and left eye 6.5 with cornea thickness 490. I'm trying to figure out what's better for me LASIK, PRK, or any other newer surgery options I might not know about. Can you help me decide?

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