Does the full femtosecond operation in Wuhan Lu General Hospital hurt?
With the continuous progress of medical technology, in recent years, full femtosecond surgery, as an advanced corneal repair surgery, has attracted more and more attention worldwide. As one of the most influential medical institutions in Wuhan, Wuhan Lu General Hospital also provides full femtosecond surgery services. However, many people have doubts about the pain level of this operation. The following is a professional analysis of the pain problem of full femtosecond surgery.
Preoperative preparation and anesthesia
Before the full femtosecond surgery, the doctor will conduct a detailed examination and evaluation to ensure that the patient's cornea is suitable for surgery. On the day of operation, the patient will be given local anesthesia to reduce possible pain. Local anesthesia will make the patient feel numb around the eyes without obvious pain. In addition, during the operation, the doctor will give sedative and pain relieving drugs at the right time according to the needs of the patient to ensure the patient's surgical experience.
Operation process
The full femtosecond operation is mainly completed by laser, and the process is relatively fast. Before the operation, the doctor will use anesthetic eye drops to further reduce the possible pain. During surgery, doctors will use laser technology to repair the cornea. The whole process only takes a few minutes and the operation time is short, reducing the physical and mental burden of the surgery on patients.
Postoperative recovery
After surgery, the doctor will give detailed postoperative guidance to the patient, and provide necessary drugs and eye care. Patients generally feel eye discomfort and some pain after surgery, but this pain is usually temporary, and can be alleviated by using the painkiller eye drops prescribed by the doctor. In a period of time after surgery, patients need to pay attention to eye hygiene and avoid strenuous exercise to promote corneal healing and recovery.
Effects and risks
Full femtosecond surgery has high safety and accuracy, and can effectively improve vision problems such as myopia, hyperopia and astigmatism. After surgery, many patients can obviously feel the improvement of vision, remove glasses or reduce the need to wear contact lenses. However, surgery also has certain risks, such as infection, overcorrection and dry eye. Therefore, before surgery, patients need to fully communicate with doctors to understand the risks and effects of surgery.
Summary
To sum up, the full femtosecond surgery provided by Wuhan Lu General Hospital has reduced the possible pain during the operation to a certain extent. Anesthesia and sedative drugs before operation, as well as proper nursing and analgesic drugs after operation, can help patients reduce pain and improve the comfort of operation. However, everyone's experience may be different, and individual patients may feel slight pain or discomfort. Before the operation, the patient should fully communicate with the doctor to understand the whole process of the operation and possible pain, so as to make a wise decision.
In general, the full femtosecond surgery is a safe and effective corneal repair surgery, through which patients can obtain significant visual improvement. For those who want to get rid of glasses or reduce wearing contact lenses, full femtosecond surgery is a choice worth considering.
