Can you share some eye surgery real stories?

Sure. My friend had Lasik eye surgery. Before the surgery, she was so tired of wearing glasses all the time. After the surgery, her vision became really clear almost immediately. She can now enjoy activities like swimming without the hassle of glasses or contacts.

A teacher had laser eye surgery. She used to struggle to read the small print in textbooks and on the blackboard from a distance. After the operation, she could clearly see everything in the classroom. This made her teaching more effective as she could easily interact with students at the back of the class and read all teaching materials without strain.

Sure. A person had laser eye surgery and soon after, they noticed flashes of light in their vision all the time. It was really disturbing and made them feel like something was seriously wrong with their eyes. Doctors weren't sure what caused it at first.

There is a story of a child born with a congenital eye defect. The family was worried about the child's future. However, after multiple eye surgeries over a few years, the child's vision improved remarkably. Now the child can go to school like other kids and is living a normal life. It's a story of hope and the power of modern eye surgery.

One horror story is about a patient who had an eye changing surgery and suffered from chronic dry eyes afterwards. The discomfort was so severe that they couldn't keep their eyes open for long periods. Another case involved a person who had an infection after the surgery that led to blurry vision for months. And there was also someone whose eye shape changed in an unexpected and unaesthetic way due to complications during the surgery.

Sure. One scary surgery story I heard was about a patient who had an unexpected reaction to anesthesia during a routine appendectomy. His heart rate dropped dangerously low, and the medical team had to work frantically to stabilize him. It was a very tense moment in the operating room.

Sure. One time, a surgeon accidentally dropped his pen into the patient's open incision during a routine surgery. Everyone in the operating room was so shocked at first, but then they all started laughing when they realized the patient was okay and the pen could be easily retrieved. It was a moment of high tension turned into hilarity.

One sad surgery story is about a young girl who had to have multiple surgeries on her leg due to a rare bone disorder. Each surgery was extremely painful and the recovery process was long. She missed out on a lot of normal childhood activities like running and playing with friends.

Sure. There was a patient who was really nervous before a minor surgery. As the doctor was about to start, the patient suddenly asked if he could have a lollipop like at the dentist. The whole operating room burst out laughing and it really eased the tension.

One horror story is about a patient who had lasik and then suffered from constant dry eyes. It was so bad that they had to use eyedrops every few hours, and it still didn't relieve the discomfort completely. Their vision also became blurry at times, which was not the expected result after the surgery.