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Sugery yesterday

I had the left lobe of my thyroid removed yeterday.  I feel good today and have been eating anyting I can get my hands on.  Obviously, the general anethesia didn't effect my appitite at all.   My question I have for the board is this,  did anyone have any vision related issues after sugery.   My vision has changed to the extent that I cannot read and I'm having a lot of trouble typing this out because I cannot focus on the screen.     I hoping this is temporary and will clear up shortly.
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1157646 tn?1343967128
Hi,
I had the left lobe of my thyroid removed nearly 3 weeks ago (it will be exactly 3 weeks tomoro).  I had vision issues where I couldnt focus on anything after I woke up.  I was really struggling to focus and everything was quite blurry.  Mine only lasted about 4 hours after I woke up.  I was told it was the anaesthetic as I was still coming out of the anaesthesia.  Since yours has been for a day now I would definately talk to your doctor about it.  All the best for your recovery.
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168348 tn?1379357075
Hi,

Definitely ask your doctor, but I think it's from the anesthesia that's not out of your system yet.  I had a migraine headache with severe vertigo for 48hrs that they say was related to being put out .. so bad I was in an extra day.

Congrats on having the surgery behind you .. now be careful to watch your levels and I hope the other side works .. I was one of the unlucky 20% and mine never worked again.

But they got the nodules out and the rest is history.

Welcome!

C~
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