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Havin 3.5 numbers in both the eyes. And i want to be free from wearing specs. I heard that LASIK technology used for surgery might cause problem at later stage of life say 60-75 years when possibly cataract surgery is required. I heard of once your corneal thickness reduced at time of LASIK surgery causes inability to reduce the corneal thickness further during cataract surgery. And patient have to have bear cataract bcz cataract surgery is not possible bcz it also requires thick cornea. Suggest
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LASIK surgery has no correlation with future cataract surgery..
It's very safe for -3.5.
Can safely consider it.
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Hello
Cataract surgery has no relation with corneal thickness
Lasik is quite safe surgery
For more information you can read my health tip on lasik available on practo healthfeed
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i don't know from where you have heard all that. it's quite safe.
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