How long is the recovery time of full femtosecond surgery in Nanjing Drum Tower Hospital?
Nanjing Gulou Hospital is a Grade III Grade A general hospital established in Gulou District, Nanjing, with advanced ophthalmic technology and equipment. Among them, full femtosecond surgery is widely used in corneal refractive surgery. The recovery time of full femtosecond surgery is related to the preoperative visual status, operating techniques during the surgery, postoperative nursing and other factors. According to the clinical experience of the hospital, the recovery time of full femtosecond surgery is generally divided into a few hours to a few weeks after surgery. The recovery time of full femtosecond surgery will be described in detail from the first day, the first week, the first month and more than half a year after surgery.
The first day after operation
On the first day after full femtosecond surgery, most patients will feel some eyes dry, foreign body feeling and slight discomfort. This is a normal reaction and will not have a significant impact on vision. The doctor usually suggests that the patient should have a recheck on the first day after the operation to check the vision and the healing of the eye wound. Although the vision of some patients on the first day after surgery may not be fully restored to the ideal state, the examination results on this day play an important role in judging whether the surgery is successful and further recovery.
The recovery on the first day after operation mainly needs to pay attention to eye protection. Patients need to wear protective glasses directed by doctors and avoid external pollution to their eyes. In addition, follow the doctor's instructions and use antibiotic eye drops and eye moisturizers to speed up wound healing and relieve eye discomfort.
First week after operation
In the first week after operation, the discomfort of most patients will gradually reduce, and the dryness and foreign body feeling of the eyes will gradually decrease. The patient's vision will also gradually improve, and after the doctor's review and adjustment, they can gradually return to normal life and work.
The recovery of the first week after surgery requires continued close attention to eye protection and care. Patients need to continue to wear protective glasses, and pay attention to prevent the eyes from external stimulation and pollution. Doctors may continue to recommend the use of antibiotic eye drops and eye moisturizers to ensure wound healing and reduce discomfort.
The first month after operation
One month after operation is one of the key periods for full femtosecond surgery recovery. During this period, the vision of most patients will continue to improve steadily, and many people can achieve the vision level expected before surgery. Although the vision has improved significantly, the eyes still need continued protection and care.
One month after surgery, patients may need to use less eye drops and eye moisturizers. The doctor will adjust according to the actual situation of the patient and give corresponding guidance. In addition, patients should also avoid strenuous exercise and excessive eye use to avoid eye fatigue and injury.
More than half a year after operation
After more than half a year, the eyes of most patients have recovered to a stable state. The vision was kept at a good level, and no obvious fluctuation occurred. Patients can appropriately reduce the number of controlled rechecks according to the doctor's recommendations, but still need to return regularly to ensure eye health.
It should be noted that the recovery time of full femtosecond surgery varies from person to person. Some patients may encounter some problems in the recovery process, such as dry eye, diplopia, etc. These problems need to be treated and guided by doctors in a timely manner.
Summary
The full femtosecond surgery performed by Nanjing Drum Tower Hospital is a modern and advanced corneal refractive surgery. The recovery time of full femtosecond surgery is related to the preoperative visual status, operating techniques during the surgery, postoperative nursing and other factors. According to clinical experience, postoperative recovery time can be roughly divided into the first day, the first week, the first month and more than half a year after surgery. Patients need to pay close attention to eye protection and nursing, follow the doctor's guidance, and timely review and adjust the treatment plan. Through scientific recovery measures, patients can recover their vision faster and enjoy better quality of life.
