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| In article <1114660780.022db136825d6743416714c03e57494a@teranews>,
"Brent Hanson - LasikFraud.com" <brent@lasikfraud_nospam.com> wrote:
> Neural Basis of Sensation in Intact and Injured Corneas
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> Presumably, this altered excitability is the origin of the
> lowered sensitivity and the spontaneous pain, dry eye sensations and other
> disaesthesias reported in patients following refractive surgery.
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This is interesting. This study appears to conclude that some people
have extreme dry eyes and pain after LASIK because their nerves have
regenerated, but have become oversensitive or confused--altered and
excited.
Personally, I wonder if this is due to the use of steroid drops after
the procedure. I believe that if you let the eye heal on its own
natural time, rather than trying to reduce edema, that the nerves have a
better chance to recuperate back to normal.
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~RT
The truth lies somewhere between Ragnar and LASIKtruth
Two sides of the same coin
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