I have not noticed
much difference today. My eyes feel as comfortable as they felt last night.
Nothing different in the morning - yup, pretty much had to pry them open with a
friggin' crowbar. I still get super paranoid, if anything gets in my eye or if I
touch them.
You are no longer
required to use the antibiotic and the anti-inflammatory eye drops after five
days. I suppose that means that the worst is behind me. But it does not mean I
am going to stop being super careful - the eyes are not fully recovered for two
weeks after the procedure. I am working from the office today and have been using the
artificial tears all throughout the day. Even though I try to take breaks from
the screen, I am still feeling the eye strain and pressure in my head. Lunch
was a pleasant get away again as well as that meeting in the afternoon. I think
these are the times when you actually start recognizing the value of the digital eye strain prevention advice. It was probably a good idea to follow it even before I had the surgery. I think we all tend to overlook the effects this digital age has on our health, and not just eye health.
Around 4 pm one of my eyes feels like it's been poked and it cannot recover. Sometimes I touch it with the
tip of the drop bottle. Maybe last time I was too rough? I tied looking at it,
and it seems to look fine, nothing unusual. Being in the office, I've had this feeling of
things being un-sanitary all day. I am trying really hard to keep myself from
scratching and rubbing my eyes. Went to the gym to lift weights, but still no
sweating is allowed.
Interesting fact - my
co-worker (and her brother) also had an eye surgery done just a few days before
me. By the same doctor nonetheless.
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