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double vision

I had cataracts and had both eyes implanted with Rezoom lens.  Since the second operation, I have had double vision.  This is now over four weeks.  When does it go away.  At first, I had to hold on to my son's shoulder to walk in the store, like the blind walk.  However, it is somewhat better, as I can see most of the time, but I have not attempted to drive at night.  I see halo's around all lights.  I have not attempted to play tennis anymore, as I do not know which ball to hit.  After paying additional for the lens (over what insurance did not cover) I am quite disappointed.  Is it the lens or the doctor?
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We have a huge collection of posts from patients unhappy with the ReZoom implant. Use the search feature and archives to read them.

See a second opinion from a surgical orientated eye MD. Find one at www.aao.org

Likely its the IOL.

JCH II  MD
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Hi,

I am not a doctor, but a community leader here. Welcome to the community. This is not my area of expertise. Dr. Hagan or a community member will answer soon.

Anna
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