There is a series of possible complications that could come with the Lasik eye surgery procedure. The reality is, however, that most cases of complications come from either incompetence from the doctor or from poor preparation for the procedure itself. There is no real actuality to claims that the laser causes the problems without warning but rather that it is the operator of the laser or some sort of lack of preparation that causes any complications. Lasik dry eye is one of the possible complications, but it is an easy problem to fix with a little bit of corrective medicine. Lasik dry eye is one of a series of possible complications, but it is far from life threatening and really only represents dry eye in its purest and most basic form. This translates into a condition that is essentially treatable at home with eye drops or other forms of medication. Before administering any medication to your repaired eye, however, you should consult your surgeon for any possible side effects or dangers to this. If you are given the “all-clear”, you should purchase some eye drops and start treatment as soon as possible so that you can curb the symptom and let your eye heal properly in the best possible condition for repair.
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