During cataract surgery, a small incision is made to your eye in order remove the cloudy lens and clean it out or replace it with a new news. As a result, this small incision leads to inflammation around the eye area after surgery. A few signs may include swelling and redness. While the inflammation should go away a few days after your surgery is complete it can be uncomfortable to deal with. Luckily, there are a few tips you can use in order to reduce the inflammation around your eyes until it completely goes away.
Apply Raw Honey to Your Eyes
Raw honey contains anti-inflammatory and antibacterial bacterial properties that make it great for promoting healing in open wounds. It also contains a small amount of hydrogen peroxide which allows
Apply Raw Honey to Your Eyes
Raw honey contains anti-inflammatory and antibacterial bacterial properties that make it great for promoting healing in open wounds. It also contains a small amount of hydrogen peroxide which allows