Though the eye surgery is popular among the eye disorders, there is still something the surgery can’t deal with. So you must know the details about the surgery before going to do the operation.

The laser used in the surgery must have been strictly tested. Only those which can cut 0.25 microns of tissue per pulse can be applied to correcting eyesight. Furthermore, you should make sure which area of the cornea is fit for being reshaped.

Not everyone suits for the Laser eye surgery actually. Only the problems of myopia, hyperopia and astigmatism can be corrected well. So if you are in these cases, Laser eye surgery is the best choice, I promise.

You need not to worry about the food that you eat in daily life will affect the result of the surgery, so you can enjoy your food as usual. Ophthalmologist will drip some anesthetic on your eyes before operation, so you will certainly run out of being hurt. However, if you wear contact lenses, you should take them off a week before operation in case the cornea is misshaped. Moreover, people who have the problem of gas permeability need to take off contacts up to four weeks.

Laser eye surgery can be finished within half an hour, and it hardly hurts patient. Nevertheless, it’s not permitted that you drive home alone right after the surgery. So ask someone to company with you to take you home safely.

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Laser Eye Surgery does it hurt?

Hi all, Last week I went to the eye hospital and they said I have a small hole in my retina. i have to go back later this week to see what needs to be done with it as it is quite small and laser surgery would be quite hard. I was just wondering if any 1 else had had this and if laser surgery was not able what else could they do?

First things first, if you have a hole, especially a small hole, getting the laser retinopexy done may not be worth it (retinal health-wise as well). Usually holes are left untreated, especially so if it’s in a nonthreatening position on the retina. Holes have a less than 5% chance of causing a detachment, which is about the same probability of the lasering process causing a retinal detachment. My guess is you’ll just have to have the hole “monitored” every now and then over 6 months by a retinal specialist.
For sure, you’ll find retinal specialists who’ll want to “fix” the hole.
OK, assuming you’ve decided to go ahead with the laser retinopexy… Does the process hurt?
I had a very small retinal tear that I opted to treat, and I experience some pain/discomfort.
Now I never had any topical anesthetic or drops applied to numb the pain, so once the laser was done, I just put on my contacts and sunglasses and drove home.
You might want to avoid physical exertion like running, and just take it easy for a week or two to make sure nothing bad happens, which admittedly is rare.
So do they do something about possible pain? I guess it depends on the hospital or clinic you go to, but it shouldn’t cause bad pain and many say it’s painless even if you don’t have the anesthetic applied to your eye…