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Dr dilated my husband left eye for an appt on tues from injury, he went back wed,they dilated both, eyes, today is fri and still having trouble seeing?
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Unusual: The drops used to dilate the eyes should have definitely worn off by now and typically they cause problems seeing especially in the bright light immediately after. If this is an ongoing issue, I would certainly contact the eye doctor and let them know- they may want to see him again.
Answered 9/29/2016
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Dilation: Hi, sometimes dilation lasts longer than average in some people. Also, may depend on the drops the doctor used.
Answered 9/6/2014
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