PRK vs. LASIK- What's the Difference? 

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I dont give a crap what the doctor said I want to know how YOU are now? Blurry-ness? Still dry? Do you have any different issues that you didn't then?

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Myopathy is a general term referring to any disease that affects the muscles that control voluntary movement in the body. Patients experience muscle weakness due to a dysfunction of the muscle fibers. Some myopathies are genetic and can be passed from parent to child.

@@sup696r94 Thanks for replying. My wife and I we both do not have any eye problem nor we wore any specs. My both kid have -5, we are Dutch but I will wait till my kids are 21 to get treatment. Hopefully in few years some better treatment evolves, please guide if possible. As the Netherlands is not for any other treatment other then specs.

​@@fauizmahmood40 there are different types of eye surgeries and procedures are available,consultant a good doctor for better guidance

​@@fauizmahmood40so basically, I'm getting my Lasik Done in a few days, The minimum age criteria is 19 and I'm almost 20 now and my eye number has stopped increasing, so in a few years you could get your childs eye fixed, keep in mind , laser eye Surgery doesn't fix your eyesight, it just removes your glasses for eg. If you see 5/6 with glasses, lasik will make you see 5/6 without glasses,Consult a good doctor, check the side effects and compatibility (cornea thickness, eye number etc.), be sure to tell the doctor any medical history like high blood pressure or diabetes related issues. Best of luck from me fam!

@@fauizmahmood40 myopathy or myopia?

Overall, PRK is considered to be safer and more effective in the long term because it doesn't leave a flap in your cornea. The flap left behind by LASIK can be subject to greater damage or complications if your eye is injured.

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Prk doesn't damage your stroma, so your eye is stronger afterwards, as an eye of an unoperated person. The epitelium is removed, so it has to regrow, and this is very painful. In lasik technique a flap is created, which does repair only in the edge not in the center. The result is less pain, but a more fragile eye. Surgeons usually do prk on themselves, painful in the short run, safer in the long-term.

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