by Bob
(Missouri, US)
Eight days after I had successful removal of a cataract in my right eye, I suddenly experienced very blurry vision in my right eye. I could not read anything close to me or in the distance. All objects were a complete blurr in my right eye. Prior to this event, the right eye had tested 20/20 after removal of the cataract, without any glasses at all.
I immediately contacted my doctor and was told to come in now. In the time it took me to get back to the doctor (in another city), the blurriness had cleared up and was completely gone. In addition to blurriness, my right eye felt like it was "enlarging" due to pressure from within. It was somewhat painful, but not intolerable.
The doctor examined my eyes and said they were both very normal with 20/20 vision in each, and the pressure was, I believe he said 9, in each, which was also normal. He said he had no idea what could have caused such an event. He also said the blood vessels in the eye were clear and normal.
My concern now is what did cause this? Was it related at all to the cataract removal?
Or even worse, could it have been the result of a mini-stroke, and it was a coincident that it ocurred in my right eye?
Of course I am contacting my medical doctors.
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