Is time off work required after doing a punctual cautery? Kind of unsure how the recovery will be.
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For what it's worth, here is my experience after my first time getting it done: http://forum.dryeyezone.com/forum/ar...-my-experience
I'd try to get a few days off work afterwards if you can.
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I had my lower lids cauterized two weeks ago and my situation was similar to Saag's for the most part except I didn't have reflex/continual tearing. The injections were uncomfortable but tolerable. I actually went back to work that day but should have taken the rest of the day off and the following day now that I think about it.
All in all, I'm very happy I had the lower's cauterized as the comfort is much better overall and the nuisance of my plugs continually falling out over the past two years was very frustrating. Good luck!
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Originally posted by Glucoa View PostI had my lower lids cauterized two weeks ago and my situation was similar to Saag's for the most part except I didn't have reflex/continual tearing. The injections were uncomfortable but tolerable. I actually went back to work that day but should have taken the rest of the day off and the following day now that I think about it.
All in all, I'm very happy I had the lower's cauterized as the comfort is much better overall and the nuisance of my plugs continually falling out over the past two years was very frustrating. Good luck!
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Originally posted by Matt0029 View Post
Thanks. Did you have the cautery in the morning and and go work in the afternoon? I'm just getting one eye done.
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Originally posted by Glucoa View Post
I had it done around 1pm and was back at work from 3-6pm on the computer. I had to close my eyes every minute or so since my eyelids were pretty sore and heavy. One eye might not be too bad but the numbing factor takes about 3-4 hours to completely wear off.
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