Does myopic surgery in Wuhan Third Hospital have side effects?
Myopic surgery is a common method to treat myopia, and many patients choose to receive such surgery in Wuhan Third Hospital. However, many people have doubts about whether the surgery has side effects and whether it can completely correct myopia. This article will elaborate on the myopic surgery in the three hospitals in Wuhan from the aspects of surgical methods, effect persistence, postoperative complications and patient adaptation.
Surgical methods
Wuhan No. 3 Hospital provides a variety of myopia surgery methods, including laser corneal refractive surgery (LASIK), embedded lens surgery, etc. These surgical methods have their own advantages and indications in correcting myopia. For example, LASIK surgery uses laser to cut a corneal flap on the cornea, then the laser adjusts the curvature of the deep corneal tissue, and finally resets the corneal flap to change the refractive power of the cornea to correct myopia. Embedded lens surgery can correct myopia error by implanting intraocular lens with adjustable transmittance. After years of development and clinical practice, these surgical methods have reached a certain maturity.
However, different surgical methods may adapt to different patient groups, surgical costs, and postoperative rehabilitation processes. Therefore, patients should fully understand their own conditions and needs when choosing surgical methods, and make decisions after full communication with professional doctors.
Effect durability
Many people are concerned about whether the effect of myopia surgery can last. According to the clinical data of Wuhan Third Hospital, the effect of myopia surgery is durable and can correct myopia to a certain extent. However, because the correction of myopia is related to individual eye characteristics and physiological changes, some patients may have vision changes within a few years after surgery.
In order to ensure the lasting effect of the operation, the Third Wuhan Hospital recommends that patients have regular eye examinations after the operation, and carry out necessary eye care and maintenance according to the doctor's recommendations. If the patient suffers from vision loss or other eye diseases, he/she should seek medical help in a timely manner.
Postoperative complications
Although myopic surgery has achieved remarkable results in correcting myopia, there is still a certain risk of postoperative complications. According to the data of Wuhan Third Hospital, the surgical complications include but are not limited to corneal infection, xerophthalmia, corneal epithelial displacement, etc. The incidence of these complications is low throughout the operation, but patients still need to closely observe their eye conditions after the operation, and follow the doctor's recommendations for reasonable care and rest.
It is worth noting that myopia surgery is not applicable to all people. Some patients may not be suitable for surgery due to eye diseases, age restrictions or other health reasons. Therefore, before choosing surgery, patients should make full pre assessment and medical examination to ensure the safety of surgery.
Patient adaptation
Finally, the patient's own adaptation is also an important factor affecting the surgical effect. Each patient's eye shape, diopter, corneal thickness, etc. are different, so the effect of surgery may vary from person to person. Some patients may have discomfort symptoms such as glare and poor vision quality after surgery, while others may obtain better myopia correction effect.
Although some surgical methods can correct myopia to a certain extent, it is a challenging goal to completely correct myopia. Therefore, before surgery, patients should fully communicate with doctors to understand the risks and effects of surgery and make their own decisions.
Summary
The myopic surgery in Wuhan Third Hospital has certain advantages and effects in the treatment of myopia, but it is not completely without side effects. The method of operation, the durability of the effect, the postoperative complications and the patient's adaptation are all important factors that affect the effect of the operation. Therefore, before deciding to accept surgery, patients should conduct comprehensive consultation and evaluation, and make decisions together with professional doctors. Myopic surgery can improve vision, but for the goal of completely correcting myopia, patients need to maintain rational expectations and correct mentality.
