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What Not To Do After Retinal Detachment Surgery

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I still am not comfortable driving. Hold your head in a certain position for several days to keep the air bubble in the right spot. DBwSsJ6WsAAFfaV.jpg (901×1200) (With images) Vixx, Han Retinal detachment worsens over time, causing more vision loss with a higher chance of permanence. What not to do after retinal detachment surgery . Changes in pressure may cause pain and can affect your eye. This is because a gas bubble has been put in your eye. Don't do things where you might move your head. If the other eye has weak areas in the retina you should undergo prophylactic laser as advised to prevent detachment especially since the result in the left eye after you developed retinal detachment has not been very satisfactory. Ask your caregiver for information about your activity after your surgery. You will probably need to take 2 to 4 weeks off from work. Recovering from a scleral buckle or vitrectomy. If the pressure increase is high, you may. Those suffering fr...