Need more info: If yag laser was completed, and opening adequate, the the other issues would be......Need for glasses , clarity of the cornea, and/ or the functioning of the macula in the back of the eye. Talk to your ophthalmologist
Answered 11/23/2020
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Check the retina: After cataract surgery and even after nd:yag capsulotomy, the eye can develop cystoid macular edema or cme. Cme can develop typically four to eight weeks after cataract surgery or yag. It results in a dulling or blurring of the central vision caused by swelling of the retinal tissue. It is very treatable if caught early. See a retinal specialist. www.asrs.org.
Answered 5/7/2013
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Need retinal exam: I would ask to have an oct performed on your retina. Macular edema can cause a decrease in vision after cataract surgery
Answered 8/28/2019
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Need evaluation: If your postoperative vision is decreasing despite attempts to correct it, you need an examination of your eye. A careful refraction is important. An exam of the iol, cornea and anterior chamber for inflammation assessment, and a dilated retinal examination is also extremely important. Sometimes anti inflammatory eye drops for edema in the macula occurs after cataract surgery and can be reversed.
Answered 5/27/2018
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