Cross-linking is a revolutionary eye procedure designed to treat keratoconus and other corneal ectatic disorders. It works by strengthening the collagen fibers in the cornea, thus preventing further thinning and bulging. While its benefits are significant, patients often experience blurred vision post-procedure. Understanding the duration and management of this side effect is crucial for anyone considering or having undergone cross-linking. Understanding Blurred Vision Post Cross-Linking Blurred vision after cross-linking is a common side effect. It results from the corneal healing…
