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Old 11-09-2005, 10:36 AM
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Originally Posted by Stephanie
I am an eye doc so I can weigh in on this one. It will eventually go away. Sometimes more than a few days for complete resolution. At night there will be a lag where the lid doesn't close and your eye will get dry. Put lots of artificial tears in during the day and put moisture eyes PF ointment in at bedtime.

Signs of better closure and wrinkling forehead on the effected side show you it is geting better.

let me know if you need anything.
Thanks! I feel much better today. I am about 90% healed. I have full movement in my cheeks and eye. I have a little nerve pain in my upper lip which makes the lip look and feel a little stiff, but other than that my smile is mostly normal

It was quite frightening to wake up monday morning with a smile like this guy~~~>

Well I have to sign off-- I can't stay on the computer more than a few minutes because I was told by my doctor that it could dry my eye out because one tends to not blink enough when staring at a computer.

Have a nice day everyone!!

Thanks for caring!! oxoxoxoxo
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