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11-03-2016, 10:48 AM
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Re: Ptosis (Eyelid Drooping) Video & Pics
For the first surgery, they had to give me something for anxiety, beforehand, as I was freaked out by having sharp things near my eyes. For the second surgery, I took some antianxiety meds before I got to the hospital. Plus, after all that happened during and after the first surgery, it wasn't as bad. Was even able to get stitched up w/o any local anesthesia to the area.
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12-17-2016, 06:10 PM
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Re: Ptosis (Eyelid Drooping) Video & Pics
I had a similar experience with my csection surgery. The dr pulled the incision open a few days later, sans any painkillers, because the incision was infected and oozing a lot of fluid. Had to get gauze strips put in and came back every 2 days to have them changed out. The dr had to reopen the incision once more after that, but had me take Vicodin beforehand. After it was all healed up, the scar can hardly be seen. That was my first and last csection. Lol
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12-18-2016, 10:43 PM
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Re: Ptosis (Eyelid Drooping) Video & Pics
I have lazy eye in both eyes. How my mom figured out something was wrong was she took a bunch of pics with those old 110 cameras and only one eye was red. I was a teen and for 2 years, did the patch thing. I now wear contacts, one for seeing far and the other like like a bi-focial. Doing it that way also helps with the double vision. I never did get the surgery to straighten them out so most of the time, when i am talking to someone, they don't know it unless i tap them. But i just about have to do that now as i have to see what they say. I am now deaf.
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