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Motion Sickness Post Bilateral Cataract Surgery, Occurs As Waves Of Nausea, Have Low Appetite. Reason?
Hi Dr...I had bilateral cataract surgery in late January with multifocal lenses implanted. Since then, I seem to have acquired motion sickness . Usually when I am on the computer or watching TV....but it has occurred while in bed. It comes as waves of nausea and my appetite is now very poor. Had work up for GI...no O & P issues....blood tests normal. Grasping now.
** 1. After cataract surgery, vision takes time to stabilize itself, and initially leads to motion sickness,nausea due to destabilizing vision, it will take about 3-4 weeks for your vision to be stable. 2. As cataract block the central line of sight and impairs vision, thus after surgery, any activity causing eye strain can lead to motion sickness due to vision being not stable at that point. 3.It is important to consult your doctor or Attending Ophthalmologist for any untoward effect of lenses implanted or side effects of any medications prescribed.
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Motion Sickness Post Bilateral Cataract Surgery, Occurs As Waves Of Nausea, Have Low Appetite. Reason?
** 1. After cataract surgery, vision takes time to stabilize itself, and initially leads to motion sickness,nausea due to destabilizing vision, it will take about 3-4 weeks for your vision to be stable. 2. As cataract block the central line of sight and impairs vision, thus after surgery, any activity causing eye strain can lead to motion sickness due to vision being not stable at that point. 3.It is important to consult your doctor or Attending Ophthalmologist for any untoward effect of lenses implanted or side effects of any medications prescribed.