A consumer reported that following cataract extraction with an intraocular lens (iol) implant procedure, she experienced worsening of quality of vision, astigmatism, and incorrect splitting of light - she sees light stripes while looking at sun.The surgery was performed approximately 2 months ago.Additional information was provided by the consumer that the day after implantation she had corneal edema.The patient has had atrophia because of inflammation of the optic nerve.After implantation she also experienced eye pain, photophobia.The consumer was using a non- steroidal eye drop and an antibiotic eye drop.She went to the emergency room where she was diagnosed with conjunctival irritation, redness, discharge, and corneal erosion.The ophthalmologist advised the patient to discontinue eye drops.During several visits at various ophthalmologists no specific diagnosis was provided.Astigmatism was stated that was not present prior to the procedure.The patient visited another doctor and started using a non-steroidal eye drop again, together with a steroid drop and a dexapanthenol/polyacrylic polymer combination.Symptoms of splitting of light, redness, and photophobia are continuing.No further information is expected as the consumer does not want doctors to be contacted.
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