What are the risks of Guangzhou convex eye surgery?
Convex eye is a common ophthalmic disease, which can lead to vision blurring, eye fatigue and other uncomfortable symptoms. In order to solve the problem of bulging eyes, many people choose to have bulging eyes surgery, and hospitals in Guangzhou have a high reputation in this field. However, any operation has certain risks. This article will elaborate on the risks of Guangzhou exophthalmos surgery from the aspects of surgical risks and possible complications, unstable surgical effects, postoperative impact on quality of life, and precautions before and after surgery.
Operation risks and possible complications
Although exophthalmos surgery has developed into a relatively safe treatment method, there are still some risks and complications. First, pain, bleeding, infection, conjunctivitis and other complications may occur during the operation. Secondly, problems such as wound nonunion, corneal scar formation and vision loss may occur after surgery. Although the incidence of these complications is low, it is still necessary to fully communicate with doctors before surgery to understand personal risks, the possibility of complications and the expected treatment effect.
In addition, there are some risks in surgical selection. Different surgical methods are suitable for different types of protruding eyes, so it is very important to choose a suitable surgical method. Sometimes it may take several operations to achieve satisfactory results. Therefore, when choosing a surgical hospital, we must choose experienced and skilled doctors and hospitals.
Instability of surgical effect
The effect of convex surgery is not invariable, but there is some instability. After a few months to a year, the patient's eyeball shape will gradually stabilize and recover to the final effect. In this process, the degree may fluctuate again and slight astigmatism may occur. Some patients may need to wear corrective glasses to better see distant or near objects.
In addition, the effect of surgery is affected by many factors, such as the age of patients, diopter and the technical level of doctors. Some patients may need multiple adjustments and observations after surgery to achieve the best results.
Postoperative impact on quality of life
The quality of life of patients may be improved after the operation of protruding eyes, but it will also be affected. First of all, during the recovery period after surgery, there may be discomfort such as blurred vision, eye pain, and light sensitivity, which may affect work and daily life.
Secondly, some special precautions may need to be followed after the operation, such as banning smoking and alcohol, avoiding strenuous exercise, etc., to ensure the stability of the surgical effect. In addition, some special professions or sports events may require a period of rest or adjustment to avoid additional risks to the eyes.
Finally, we need to visit the hospital regularly for reexamination after the operation. During the recovery period after surgery, regular reexamination is very important for the stability of the surgical effect and the health of patients.
Precautions before and after operation
Before the operation, the patient needs to have a comprehensive ophthalmic examination to understand the individual eye shape, diopter and whether the patient has other ophthalmic diseases. In addition, patients also need to communicate their expectations and surgical risks with doctors in detail.
After surgery, patients need to follow the doctor's instructions, take medicine on time, and avoid exposing their eyes to strong light. At the same time, pay attention to food hygiene to avoid infection. During the recovery period after surgery, patients should also pay attention to keeping their eyes clean and avoid rubbing their eyes.
In a word, although there are certain risks in the operation of bulging eyes in Guangzhou, preparation in selecting appropriate hospitals and doctors, fully understanding the risks of the operation process and the postoperative recuperation of patients can reduce the risks of the operation and achieve better treatment results.
