Hey there jaylee thank you for replying that’s good news you don’t feel it I watched a video after I received the news which I probably shouldn’t of done because it just made me worry more good to hear first hand though from someone who has had it. Thanks jaylee
I had an injection a long time ago in relation to a serious non diabetic eye issue, and as @Jaylee has said, my eye was also anaesthetized first so it didn't hurt at all. For me it was the absolute fearful anticipation of having it done that was by far the worst part - but then I was - and still am - just a daft old biddy!
And from me too: best wishes for successful treatment - our eyes are very precious things.
Robbity
No it doesn’t hurt but it’s uncomfortable and can be a distressing experience if you don’t stay calm. It can be mildly painful up to three days afterwards. Mostly just a sore point at the injection site when you roll the eye around in its socket, but also what feels like bruising of the eye. That’s my experience anyway. Overall the expectation is worse than the event, but I’ll close by saying I’d rather not have it than have it.
Hi Jim,
Did your team give you some chloramphenicol eye drops to take 3x for 3 days afterward?
I certainly had no discomfort ensuing the procedure.
Nope, no drops after the event. I found the peak was about three days after each injection. By this time there would be a sharp spot and a bruised eyeball. Nothing too serious, but uncomfortable. Quickly faded after four days.
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