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Can I watch TV post LASIK?

Can I watch TV post LASIK?

Since your eyes are still healing, they will be especially sensitive in the first 24 hours after the LASIK procedure. Because of this, it’s recommended to wait at least 24 hours before watching TV.

Can you look at a computer screen after LASIK?

Give Your Eyes some Downtime after LASIK You’ll want to rest your eyes for the first day of your recovery in order to give them a chance to heal properly. As part of this rest, we recommend that you avoid looking at screens of any kind — TV, phone, computer or tablet — for 24 hours after LASIK.

What do your eyes feel like after LASIK?

Immediately after the procedure, your eye may burn, itch, or feel like there is something in it. You may experience some discomfort, or in some cases, mild pain and your doctor may suggest you take a mild pain reliever. Both your eyes may tear or water. Your vision will probably be hazy or blurry.

How many days rest is required after laser eye surgery?

As a part of the immediate Lasik recovery process, you have to close your eyes for at least 2 to 4 hours after you have undergone the surgery. On average, Lasik treatment recovery time for some people may go from 1 week to 10 days while some others may take up to 6 weeks to get completely healed.

Do the LASIK clamps hurt?

With your eye relaxed, the doctor will apply a clamp to hold your eyelid open for total stability during the operation. There’s no risk of you blinking and messing up the surgery, and you won’t feel any pain or discomfort since your eyes have been numbed.

Can you be asleep during LASIK?

Unfortunately, patients should be awake for LASIK surgery. No, the doctors aren’t sadists who want to watch you squirm. Actually, being put to sleep during LASIK does more harm than good. In order for the doctor to perform optimally, he or she needs your cooperation, and therefore, your cognizance.

Why are my eyes blurry in the morning after LASIK?

Answer: Blurred vision after hours on the computer is generally due to dryness, which is common for six months after LASIK. It is best to use artificial tears at least every hour if you are going to be on the computer and to rest your eyes frequently (actually close them for a few moments) to keep them from drying out.