What can I expect from orbital reconstructive surgery?
I suffered a blownout orbital socket after being hit by a baseball, which will require reconstructive surgery and maybe even removal of my left eye. I hold spoken to the doctor, but I was wondering if anyone else could give me some insight into what I can expect after the surgery, especially if they have to remove my eye. Like when will be up and around again, competent to live my life like "normal". Thanks for any answers, and any info is appreciated.
Answers:
If you do have to achieve your eye removed you will probably never be able to drive again, as you use both eyes for depth perception.
Not knowing much about your case, I can't relief too much, but as long as your nerves weren't too damaged you should be able to still have your reverie. Like I just went to the eye doctor and they told me I had a deformity on my eye (the back inside of the eye) and basically said its due to trauma (I have definitely no idea what I did) but they also said since it was scarred over it in a minute creates a "blind spot". However this is a small issue, not even noticeable.
If you just have to grasp your obit reconstructed, it shouldn't affect your vision too bad, however your eyes will never both look like ever again. Even with extensive plastic surgery.
Sorry bud!! That sucks!
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since you've used to having ordinary vision, it will be possible that you will have a difficulty adjusting to your unknown situation like having one functioning eye. you will also have agony eventually after your surgery. and yes, you will still live as "normal" and do stuff, you just need to get used to it. Source(s): insights
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If you do have to achieve your eye removed you will probably never be able to drive again, as you use both eyes for depth perception.
Not knowing much about your case, I can't relief too much, but as long as your nerves weren't too damaged you should be able to still have your reverie. Like I just went to the eye doctor and they told me I had a deformity on my eye (the back inside of the eye) and basically said its due to trauma (I have definitely no idea what I did) but they also said since it was scarred over it in a minute creates a "blind spot". However this is a small issue, not even noticeable.
If you just have to grasp your obit reconstructed, it shouldn't affect your vision too bad, however your eyes will never both look like ever again. Even with extensive plastic surgery.
Sorry bud!! That sucks!
Email me if you got another ?'s Source(s): Med student
since you've used to having ordinary vision, it will be possible that you will have a difficulty adjusting to your unknown situation like having one functioning eye. you will also have agony eventually after your surgery. and yes, you will still live as "normal" and do stuff, you just need to get used to it. Source(s): insights
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