What should we pay attention to after myopic surgery?
With the progress of science and technology, myopia surgery has become an effective way to correct vision problems. As a professional myopia hospital in Wuhan, we know that postoperative care and precautions are very important for patients' postoperative recovery and effect. The following will elaborate on the following four aspects: postoperative eye care, diet conditioning, attention to avoiding eye fatigue and regular review.
1. Postoperative eye care
After laser myopia surgery, the eye needs a period of time to recover. Within a few days after the operation, the patient should avoid strenuous exercise and excessive eye use, so as not to affect the operation site. At the same time, the eyes should be kept clean after surgery to avoid external pollution. It is also essential to carry out several gentle cleaning and eye drops every day. In addition, on the first day after surgery, it is best to keep indoors and avoid direct sunlight.
The next day after the operation, you can start washing your face with warm water according to the doctor's instructions to avoid water entering your eyes. At the same time, do not rub your eyes to avoid discomfort or infection of the incision position. In case of any discomfort, seek medical advice in time.
About one week after the operation, the eye massage can be started according to the doctor's instructions. Massage can promote wound healing and eliminate eye fatigue. However, the strength of massage should be moderate, and attention should be paid to avoiding discomfort caused by strong pressure and friction.
2. Diet conditioning
Postoperative diet is also important. During a period of time before and after the operation, avoid eating spicy and irritant food to avoid eye congestion and discomfort. In addition, properly increasing the intake of foods rich in vitamins, proteins and minerals will help the recovery and health of the eyes.
In particular, the use time of the film, TV, mobile phone and computer with visual action should be limited within two weeks after the operation to avoid staring at the screen for a long time and reduce eye fatigue. Eat more fruits and vegetables properly and supplement vitamins.
3. Avoid eye fatigue
After surgery, the eyes are relatively fragile and sensitive, easy to fatigue. Therefore, we should avoid some behaviors that may lead to eye fatigue. The first is to maintain good sleep quality and fully rest your eyes. The second is to avoid maintaining a posture for a long time, such as lowering the head for a long time or looking at the screen for a long time, and to properly carry out eye activities and rest.
During work and study, keep proper distance and correct sitting posture, and avoid excessive eye use. For work requiring eyes for a long time, it is better to do eye relaxation exercises every other time to relieve eye fatigue.
4. Regular review
Postoperative recovery is a gradual process, and everyone's postoperative recovery is different. Therefore, regular review is very important. Regular reexamination should be carried out according to the doctor's requirements within one week after the operation to observe the postoperative effect and eye recovery. In the following months, regular reexamination should also be carried out to ensure the effect of the operation and find any potential problems.
Through postoperative eye care, diet conditioning, attention to avoiding eye fatigue and regular reexamination, patients can better recover and maintain the surgical effect. As a professional hospital in Wuhan, we are committed to providing every patient with meticulous medical services and effective postoperative care.
Conclusion: Postoperative eye care is the key to postoperative recovery, including eye cleaning and indoor rest, as well as warm water face washing and eye massage a few days after surgery. Diet conditioning needs to avoid spicy and stimulating food and increase the intake of food rich in vitamins and minerals. Pay attention to avoid eye fatigue, including maintaining good sleep quality, avoiding excessive eye use, and eye activity and rest. Regular reexamination can timely understand the postoperative effect and eye recovery. These precautions will help patients better recover and maintain the surgical effect.
