I'm sorry about what you're going through. I has a similar experience after cataract surgery. A little over a month after my first lens replacement I has a flash and pretty significant floaters appear. I had a similar thing happen to the second eye after that lens replacement for a cataract. I developed a film over the first lens and the surgeon lasered it. It helped with the clarity, but the floaters were still pretty bad.

They said that I needed to wait a few months and see if I "got used to the floaters." They were really impacting my vision and after the 3 month wait period I got a referral to a retina specialist. He was amazing. A younger doc who completed his retina training at Vanderbilt Eye Institute. He scheduled me for a vitrectomy in the first eye and I couldn't have been happier. A month or so later I had the 2nd vitrectomy.

With the first eye he inserted a air bubble. It was very strange, but the bubble dissipated by day 5. He never placed a bubble in the second (left) eye. I asked him why that was, and he said because he was able to use smaller trocars and was confident that the eye globe would seal.

I am 3 months out from the second vitrectomy and couldn't be more pleased. My vision is blurry from time to time, but it seems to be related to dry eyes. I have been using a lot of lubricating eye drops.

I think that finding the right retina specialist is key. Have the doctors given you any rationale for why your vision continues to be blurry?