Can you play basketball after cataract surgery?

So, when can you start exercising again after cataract surgery? We recommend that you avoid any exercise for at least one week after cataract surgery. Any discomfort and tenderness from the surgery will settle within a few days and you can begin with some light to moderate exercise such as walking or stretching.

Can you use Optrex If you have cataracts?

It’s fine to continue using eye drops, including Optrex, after cataract surgery(1). Your cataract surgery may leave you with temporary symptoms such as dry eyes, gritty eyes, red and slightly sore eyes, scratchy eyes, watering eyes, sticky eyes or sensitivity to bright light.

What activities should be avoided after cataract surgery?

What Activities Should Be Avoided After Cataract Surgery?

  • Driving. For at least 24 hours after cataract surgery, you shouldn’t drive.
  • Wearing Makeup. Makeup is so much fun, but it is also full of bacteria.
  • Performing Strenuous Activities.
  • Going Near Dirty or Dusty Areas.
  • Swimming.
  • Forgetting Your Sunglasses.
  • Rubbing Your Eye.

What is considered strenuous activity?

Strenuous Activity Examples Singles tennis, jumping rope, running, jogging, race walking and aerobic dancing are a few examples of strenuous exercise. Hiking uphill with a loaded backpack or bicycling at least 10 mph are also considered to be strenuous and may seem extremely strenuous if you are ordinarily sedentary.

When should you not use Optrex?

Don’t use Optrex Eye Wash with Eye Bath for tired, uncomfortable eyes while or just before wearing your contact lenses.

How do they remove cataracts without surgery?

Unfortunately, there’s no way to get rid of cataracts without cataract surgery. Some ophthalmologists are exploring alternatives, but at this time, only cataract surgery can cure your cataracts.

What happens if I accidentally rub my eye after cataract surgery?

Rubbing your eye can lead to bacteria or an infection, and the pressure is also bad for the healing incision. Your eye may itch sometimes, but rubbing it will only make things worse— you must resist the urge! Keeping your eye as clean and clear of contact as possible will lead to faster healing.