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If you experience glare after cataract surgery, it may be due to residual visual disturbances as your eyes heal and adjust to the new intraocular lens. This is a common side effect and can improve over time. However, if the glare persists or worsens, it's important to consult your eye surgeon, as it may indicate other issues such as lens positioning or complications that need to be addressed. Your doctor can provide guidance on potential treatments or adjustments.
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Will sight return after FILMS surgery?
will sight return to normal after FILMS surgery and cateract surgery
How long after cateract surgery can you fly?
ussually it is six months. but you should ask your family doctor, or if you have a specialist taking care of you ask him. but ussuakky its six months or so. tryin2help:D
When sunshine on a black surface you see white or black?
well,if you are looking at the glare on the black, you will see white. but if you are looking at the black, but not at the glare, then you will see black.
After lasik when does the glare go away?
Every case is different. Unfortunately, for some LASIK patients the glare never goes away. For those who are suffering from glare issues there is treatment, without further surgery. Check out http://www.LasikFailures.com
Is glare a verb?
Yes, glare is a verb (glare/glares/glared/glaring). It can be a noun too. Please see related question below for more information.
Can mole see you the morning?
No they cannot see in the morning because of the glare.
Can you give an example of a sentence using the word glare?
When my friend is mad at me she looks at me with an angry glare. The glare of light reflected off snow makes it difficult to see.
How can you use the word glare in a sentence?
There was so much glare in the eye that I couldn't see my sister waiting for me on the corner.The glare of the sun washed out half of my photo of the lake.
What is a cateract?
A cataract is where the lens of the eye has become opaque - essentially, the person is looking through a 'clouded' lens. That's why cataracts are cut away during surgery to improve vision on people who have gone blind because of them.
How can I effectively reduce glare on my windows using anti-glare film?
To effectively reduce glare on windows, apply anti-glare film to the glass. This film helps to minimize the reflection of light, making it easier to see through the windows without being bothered by glare.
How can I make plexiglass non-glare?
To make plexiglass non-glare, you can apply a non-glare coating or film specifically designed for plexiglass surfaces. These coatings or films help reduce reflections and glare, making the plexiglass surface easier to see through.
Are there display cases that repel light?
There are display cases that reduce glare. Display cabinets are to display items you want to show off. It can be difficult to see in them with the glare of light. Look for one labeled with no glare glass.
