What should you do after cataract surgery?
27 March 2020
Romil Patel discusses the cataract surgery recovery
After cataract surgery, you need to be pragmatic about what tasks you actually undertake.
We generally say no heavy lifting for a couple of weeks, no directs water onto the face, perhaps for a week or so, and to be sensible about what activities you take.
By no means do you need to be bed bound, and you can pretty much go back to your usual routine within the first week or two.
If you no longer want to miss out on the life you want, I recommend giving us a call on 020 7521 4672 or contact us to book an appointment at our Moorfields location. Attend the appointment at the hour and time that fits your busy lifestyle. After hours? No problem. We’ll make it work. Let us help you make time for cataract surgery so you can focus on the loves of your life.
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