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How long is the post op recovery after amblyopia surgery?

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prescott56
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PostPosted: 07/26/08 - 05:00    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote
Hi, good people. My cousin has been diagnosed with amblyopia. I think that she is a candidate for the surgery. I would like to know how long the post op recovery is after this kind of intervention. Can anyone fill me in with details? I would appreciate all your replies. Thanks.
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PostPosted: 08/06/08 - 17:24    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote
Hello. I think that your cousin won’t stay in hospital for a long time. But with surgery, her treatment does not end. She will have to go to vision therapy. It is a form of visual rehabilitation. She will have special exercises. Before any procedure, she should discuss all the details with her eye surgeon. He will give her the exact figures. I hope everything will be all right. Bye!
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