When will I be able to return to normal activities after an intraocular lens “Premium Interocular Lens Implants”?
Typically you will be able to return to normal activities within several days after the intraocular lens is implanted, with some limitations. Your eye may be sensitive to touch and bright light, but you should be able to drive and return to work in two to three days. Your doctor will provide you with medications to prevent infection and decrease inflammation, and may provide a protective shield to cover your eye while sleeping the first five days. A pair of plastic, disposable sunglasses will decrease your sensitivity to light, as well as provide protection during the day. It is important that you avoid heavy lifting or straining that would increase the pressure in your eye for several days after undergoing an intraocular lens implant at our Irving surgical facility serving the Dallas / Fort Worth, Texas area. You also must avoid rubbing or pushing on your eye. You should refrain from activities that could increase your chances of getting hit in the eye, especially in the immediate pos
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