Then, again after praying last night before bed, this
morning, I took a look. Still red in the corners of both eyes, and the “new”
eye beginning to look a bit bloodshot.
Something made me check the internet.
Hallelujah! Not one, but several sites, said this is normal
after that surgery. I never take the advice of just one source online - that
would be foolish. But several comments were from offices that performed that
kind of surgery.
Apparently, it is residual bleeding from the surgery and
takes its time working itself out afterwards. Some folks even reported some as
long as months later, so I am relieved. I will be a very good girl, and keep on
with the hysterically-funny schedule of eye drops (amazingly complex schedule).
All comments mention that the drops are important to safe and sure healing.
I looked the drops up online when I first came home after
surgery. Basically they are antibiotics and pain/swelling treatments.
One thing the comments all mention is that this lack of
concern does not apply if there is pain, discomfort, or seeping or excessive
weeping. In my case, none of these are present. Great news.
So, my friends, my prayers were answered in that I am no
longer worried about this. Odd, though - nobody I know ever mentioned bloodshot
eyes afterwards - it would have saved me a lot of concern. I guess that’s why I’m
passing this along to all of you!
Thank you, Lord Jesus, for hearing my prayers. And thank you
for helping me to help others so that they will not be worried if this happens
to them. <./ItemPage>
2 comments:
I'm still laughing at myself for being so stupid I didn't recognize bloodshot eyes!
Shoot, I'm 75, and have been sober for 39 years as of 1/1/15 and I never had bloodshot eyes even during my 17 years of being drunk in my 20s and 30s (hangovers galore, for sure, but not bloodshot eyes)!
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