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Laser Yag Surgery
during an nd-YAG procedure how do they keep your eye still?
i had cataract surgery and IOL implant on may 18th and on wed june 3rd i will be having the nd-YAG procedure done.
i just found out yesterday that i needed to have it and my dr made it seem like a very quick and easy procedure so now i've done some research on it and i does look pretty simple but i still have 2 questions.
how do they keep your eye still so that the laser hits where it is supposed to? i am afraid that i'll have to stare at one spot. that scares me cuz my eye cannot stare at any one direction for more than a couple of seconds and then it wants to move somewhere else.
and how do they keep your head still? cuz i am a person that can't stay completely still like if someone says ok don't move i will feel the need to move.
also i know that it doesn't hurt or anything but i've always been a worry wart and i know i'll be nervous so do they ever give you anything to relax?
Its a very simple procedure. You will yourself become very still throughout the procedure time. Its a psychological phenomenon. So relax, go ahead and get the laser done.
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Having Eye floaters normal?
I'm 15 and I thought i had a dumb ass special ability to see microrganisms but when i watched a family guy episode they saw what i saw too. I lol'd at first. Then i searched up eye floaters. They said it happens to elder and or middle aged people who have
# have had inflammation inside the eye;
# are nearsighted;
# have undergone cataract surgery;
# have had YAG laser surgery of the eye
I never had any of those. Am i weird?
I do not wear glasses nor do I see black floaters I just see floaters at the age of 15 when supposedly your suppose to see them at middle age and seniors...
hahahah!!
I used to fthink the SAME thing about me being able to see microorganisms!! XD
great minds...
I learned a few years ago, however, on a routine eye doctor visit that they were called floaters.
I haven't had any of those either, so you're not weird. :]
I do wear glasses though.
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