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I had both eyes and it went really well. Because of free radicals later that year I had to have the zag procedure ro clear up floaters and it went well also.
I just had it done 5 & 6 wks ago. No problems all went well.
Yes, I had both eyes done in November and December without problems. I no longer need glasses to watch TV and as promised, my vision is clearer. The only reason I still need distance and reading glasses is that I have dry macular degeneration in my left eye. There were several follow-up visits after each surgery. Mention it to your rheumatologist to keep him or her in the loop. Best wishes for a successful surgery.
Hi Teresa,
Wow! That is a lot that you went thru! I am sorry to hear how the healthcare professionals have treated you. You will have to keep me posted on how your cataract surgery finally turned out. Prayers and hugs to you.
Donna ❤️
Surgery with lupus requires careful planning and coordination between your rheumatologist and surgeon. It's important to wait until any active lupus flares are under control before proceeding with surgery to avoid complications.
Your rheumatologist may need to adjust your medications, especially corticosteroids and Show Full Answer
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