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Is it ok to use a computer after cataract surgery?
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Yes: There is no known problem from computer use after cataract surgery. If prolonged, anyone may experience temporary eye fatigue and/or dryness. Focused work or detailed task such as using computers, reading, or even driving can reduce our natural blinking and result in temporary dry eye.
Answered 1/28/2017
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Yes: Yes. Using the computer after cataract surgery is no problem.
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