All about my eyes!

• Regardless if you have laser surgery or not, exposure to UV rays are known to cause problems with vision. So everyone should wear eye protection.
• I've been wearing UV-protected glasses when I go outside during the day.
• There are clear glasses that block out UV rays, so there may be something to expolre.
• As long as it's not shining directly in your eyes, you'll be good to go.
• I'm booked in for LASEK next week.
• I've tried things like heated eye packs, night oimtment and intensive eyedrops.
• I was prescribed an allergy eyedrop and taping eyes at night, but these didn't do much.
• Dry eye is a very common side effect of laser surgery. 
• My eye specialist gave me a nearly identical sheet to this, so this is pretty standard advice.
• Surgery for me was painless and only felt mild discomfort for several days.
• It was barely within normal range.
• I used strong eye drops until I got my protective contact lenses removed.
• I've been following my eye drop regimen closely
• Slight night time blurriness
• When using phone and computer, I blink less which allows my eyes to dry out.
• My eyes get a little blurry if they're dry
• I sleep with my eyes cracked open at night.
• They moved the machine over my head.
• They told me to focus on the green light and I just held still like my life depended on it, and they rinsed my eye.
• I can see starbusrst and glare at night after surgery