Re: PRK healing time?
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Re: PRK healing time?
| Mike Tyner | 24 May 2008 19:13 |
> No, first you try EVERY OTHER POSSIBLE ALTERNATIVE to fix the pain
> between navel and hip bone, and ONLY AS THE LAST RESORT you cut the
> patient open. (FIRSTLY, TRY TREATMENT WITHOUT HARM. LASTLY, DO HARM IF
> EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS )
Oops. Too late. By then your appendix has ruptured and you die.
> So applying this to the cure of eyesight,
> FIRSTLY, relaxation treatment, LASTLY (or never), laser treatment.
So, you'd try voodoo first. I wouldn't.
-MT
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| Zetsu | 24 May 2008 14:58 |
> So, if you get pain between your navel and hip bone, don't cut you open
> because it might leave a scar?
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> > "PRIMUM, NON NUOCERE"
> > FIRST, DO NO HARM.
No, first you try EVERY OTHER POSSIBLE ALTERNATIVE to fix the pain
between navel and hip bone, and ONLY AS THE LAST RESORT you cut the
patient open. (FIRSTLY, TRY TREATMENT WITHOUT HARM. LASTLY, DO HARM IF
EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS ) So applying this to the cure of eyesight,
FIRSTLY, relaxation treatment, LASTLY (or never), laser treatment.
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| Mike Tyner | 24 May 2008 14:22 |
So, if you get pain between your navel and hip bone, don't cut you open
because it might leave a scar?
-MT
>A real treatment should not require one to heal at all.
> "PRIMUM, NON NUOCERE"
> FIRST, DO NO HARM. |
| Zetsu | 24 May 2008 13:02 |
A real treatment should not require one to heal at all.
"PRIMUM, NON NUOCERE"
FIRST, DO NO HARM.
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| spammer | 24 May 2008 02:06 |
Not easy to pin down. Everyone heals differently and at different
rates. With PRK, the healing time is generally a few months with some
visual fluctuations during that time.
Best of luck, and enjoy your "new vision".
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| Paula Sims | 23 May 2008 21:39 |
Hello all,
I was told that my doctor would do PRK on me and was told about the
"longer" healing times. Yes, YMMV, but for someone with a -3 and -3.75,
what would you guess the healing time "should" be?
Thanks
Paula
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