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What Causes Dry Eyes, Blurry And Double Vision Post Cataract Surgery?

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Posted on Thu, 30 Jun 2016
Question: I had cataract surgery a week ago tuesday 10 days ago, vision was still blurry, was told i have very dry eyes but drops are not that helpful,,now i have double vision and closer vision is a little worse too. Will see Dr. associate in am but wonder what to expect

should I proceed with the second cataract surf on Tuesday
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Answered by Dr. Prof. Kunal Saha (5 hours later)
Brief Answer:
Details on the status after surgery is needed.

Detailed Answer:
Thanks for asking on HealthcareMagic.

The lens of the eyes have an outer capsule and an inner pulp. During cataract the inner pulp is usually affected and during cataract this hazy pulp is removed, leaving behind the capsule. But sometimes the capsule also develops some haziness. If that is the case, even a cataract surgery will not clear the blurriness.

A proper clinical examination is required but your doctor would be better able to comment on the current situation and about what is to be done next.

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What Causes Dry Eyes, Blurry And Double Vision Post Cataract Surgery?

Brief Answer: Details on the status after surgery is needed. Detailed Answer: Thanks for asking on HealthcareMagic. The lens of the eyes have an outer capsule and an inner pulp. During cataract the inner pulp is usually affected and during cataract this hazy pulp is removed, leaving behind the capsule. But sometimes the capsule also develops some haziness. If that is the case, even a cataract surgery will not clear the blurriness. A proper clinical examination is required but your doctor would be better able to comment on the current situation and about what is to be done next. Regards