LASIK Risks and Side Effects
The article discusses the potential complications of LASIK eye surgery, emphasizing that despite its success in improving vision and reducing dependence on glasses, it can sometimes cause side effects. Among the most common complications are dry eyes, which may last for weeks or become chronic, halos or glare at night that can affect driving ability, blurred vision and fluctuations in clarity, light sensitivity, residual or recurrent refractive errors after the procedure, as well as rare risks of infection or inflammation. Additionally, there is the possibility of gradual changes in the shape or weakening of the cornea, which may impact long-term visual quality. The article highlights the importance of thorough pre-operative examinations, ongoing medical follow-up, and not relying solely on personal experiences when deciding to undergo LASIK, in order to minimize the risk of complications.
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