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Positive Dysphotopsia after Cataract Surgery

Eye Conditions | Last Active: Sep 24 8:12am | Replies (169)
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@thedishie

Thanks for responding bobbyo! I had the halos from the get-go. The doctor blows off the issue.

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cmannconso | @cmannconso | Jun 30, 2022

That makes me angry that they treated you like that. Mine did the same. A shrug of the shoulders. It is just their ignorance showing.

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bobbyo | @bobbyo | Jun 30, 2022

Read back to sbvrd’s May 23rd entry and link reference. Many commonly used lenses are notorious for leaving the patient with some halos and not the “cleanest” night vision. Need to find experienced surgeons who are willing and able to optimize your vision result.

See sbvrd’s doctor references too. In hindsight, I should have read much more about the surgery pitfalls and found a more sympathetic and helpful surgery group.

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