How to cope with dominance regained after surgery

[count123]

Hi, I have (3 yrs) a cataract on my dominant eye. So my weak non-dominant took over by now: I work, write, read and drive using it. The switch costed me many dizzy spells and what have you. I will have the cataract surgery soon. This will hopefully restore the old dominance. Can you advise some tips on how to tackle this switch of dominance?
Regards, Paul

[count123]

Doctor,
Can you advise some tips on how to tackle the switch of dominance?
I mean what to expect? How to train / practice? For how long? Any "surprise" methods - like cucumber or horseradish or other, perhaps bizzare, nevertheless helpful method.
Your hint of "fixing my other eye" I cannot, unfortunately, use for two reasons:
Firstly, what is there to fix? Nonexistent cataract in that eye? Replacement of lens?
Secondly, if you meant surgery, here in Poland, where I currently am, they are very strict about 6 months gap between eye surgeries. Which leaves me with - still unanswered - question: how to best survive the switch of eye dominance - back to what it used to be.
Paul Koski

[Ray T Oyakawa, MD]

Fixing your other eye will help.

Dr. O.