Is it painful to take out the full femtosecond surgery mirror on the official website of Wuhan Army General Hospital?
In today's society, vision problems have become a problem for many people. In order to solve eye problems, many people choose to have full femtosecond surgery. However, people hold different views on whether this operation is painful or not. In order to better understand the pain degree of full femtosecond surgery, we will elaborate on the following four aspects: operation process, anesthesia mode, postoperative recovery and pain perception.
Operation process
Full femtosecond surgical lens removal is a kind of eye surgery performed by laser technology. During the surgery, Chinese doctors will use laser to cut the cornea. It is worth noting that during the operation, patients will be required to focus on the surgical instrument without blinking, which may make some patients feel uncomfortable. In addition, the process of corneal ablation will produce certain noise and odor, and some patients may feel uncomfortable to these sensory stimuli.
However, fortunately, full femtosecond surgery is a fast and accurate operation. The whole operation process only takes a few minutes, and patients do not have to endure discomfort during the operation for a long time.
Anesthesia mode
During the full femtosecond surgery, the doctor will give the patient local anesthesia to ensure that the patient will not feel pain during the whole operation. Local anesthesia is completed through eyedrops or local injections, making the surface and interior of the patient's eyes numb.
The use of anesthesia can almost completely eliminate the pain during the operation, and patients only need to endure a short period of numbness of the eyeball. For many people, this kind of local anesthesia is acceptable, because it greatly reduces the pain of the operation.
Postoperative recovery
After the full femtosecond surgery, most patients can recover to basically normal vision within a few hours. However, some patients may have some tingling or burning sensation within a few hours after the operation, but this pain is usually temporary and can be relieved by medicine provided by the doctor.
During the recovery period after surgery, patients are required to avoid eye irritation, such as strong light, dust, etc., to avoid eye pain or other discomfort. The patient should also follow the doctor's advice, regularly return for inspection and use the medicine prescribed by the doctor on time to speed up the recovery process.
Pain perception
Pain is the subjective experience of individual perception, so everyone's perception of pain is different. For full femtosecond surgery, most patients will only have slight discomfort during the operation, rather than real pain. The use of anesthesia and the rapidity of surgery can help reduce patients' perception of surgical pain.
In the full femtosecond surgery, the degree of pain feeling depends on the individual's tolerance and psychological preparation for the surgery process. Before choosing surgery, patients should fully understand the specific process of surgery and fully communicate with doctors to reduce preoperative tension.
Summary
To sum up, full femtosecond surgery is not a painful process for most patients. The operation is short and accurate, and the use of anesthesia can effectively reduce pain. Postoperative pain can usually be relieved by drugs, and patients only need to follow the doctor's advice to recover. However, individual pain perception will vary from person to person, and some patients may feel uncomfortable or have slight pain. Therefore, before deciding to accept the full femtosecond surgery, the patient should fully communicate with the doctor and make appropriate psychological preparations.
