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Can You Sleep On Your Side After Cataract Surgery? Have you recently undergone cataract surgery and are curious about the best ways to ensure a smooth recovery? In this informative video, we will guide you through the essential aspects of post-surgery care, specifically focusing on sleeping positions. Many patients have questions about how to sleep comfortably after the procedure, and it's crucial to understand the recommendations from eye care professionals.

We'll discuss the importance of following your doctor's instructions to promote effective healing. You'll learn why certain sleeping positions, particularly sleeping on your back, are often suggested in the initial days after surgery. Additionally, we’ll share tips on using pillows to maintain comfort while keeping your head elevated, which can help prevent any accidental pressure on the eye.

As your recovery continues, you may wonder when it will be safe to return to your usual sleeping habits. We'll emphasize the importance of consulting with your eye care provider for tailored advice regarding your specific situation.

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