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| Advice following eye surgery |
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| Wednesday, 07 December 2011 21:51 |
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Discharge advice following glaucoma surgery (Mr Galloway patients) The morning after surgery: wash your hands, remove shield, bathe eyelids with boiled, cooled water and cotton pads. Use new piece with each wipe. Wear eye shield for 7 nights. No heavy lifting for 2 weeks. You may wear dark glasses if bright lights are uncomfortable. |
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