Does Guangzhou Tianyan need reexamination after operation?
Guangzhou Tianyan surgery is a common myopia correction surgery, which changes the corneal curvature through laser technology to achieve the effect of correcting vision. For the patients who have received the operation of the heavenly eye, is it necessary to carry out the reexamination after the operation? This issue is discussed from several different perspectives.
Visual acuity recovery
The recovery of postoperative vision is an important index to judge whether the operation is successful or not. For most patients, the vision after surgery will begin to improve within a few hours, but it may take several days to several months to fully recover to the best state. Therefore, the recovery of vision after surgery is not universal, but depends on the situation of each patient.
In order to understand the recovery of vision, patients after Tianyan surgery usually need to have a reexamination a few days or weeks after the surgery. During the reexamination, the doctor will check the corneal curvature, vision level and other indicators to ensure that the effect of the operation is as expected. If the recovery of vision is poor in the reexamination, the doctor may provide further treatment suggestions or carry out repair surgery.
During the reexamination, the doctor will also ask the patient about his subjective feelings, such as whether his vision has improved significantly, whether he has dry, light sensitive and other uncomfortable symptoms. According to the feedback of patients, doctors can further judge the effect of surgery and give guidance and suggestions to patients to avoid unnecessary follow-up problems.
Screening of postoperative complications
Postoperative patients also need to be screened for complications during reexamination. Although it is a very safe operation, there are still some complications, such as keratitis, dry eye, etc. These potential problems can be found and dealt with as early as possible through regular review and screening.
During the reexamination, the doctor will perform an eye examination to rule out whether the patient is at risk of infection. By checking the state of cornea, intraocular pressure and other indicators, doctors can timely find and deal with possible complications. If there are some uncomfortable symptoms, such as pain, vision loss, etc., the patient can also report to the doctor in time for timely treatment.
Corneal stability assessment
The evaluation of corneal stability after the operation of the heavenly eye is another important review content. The stability of the cornea after surgery directly affects the continuity and stability of the surgical effect. Generally speaking, the cornea will gradually stabilize within a few months after surgery, but for individual patients, the time of corneal stabilization may be longer.
Through the corneal evaluation during the reexamination, the doctor can judge the stability of the cornea and make reasonable suggestions to the patient according to the evaluation results. If the cornea is not stable, the doctor may advise the patient to continue to use eyedrops and avoid strenuous exercise to promote the stability and healing of the cornea.
Postoperative life adjustment guidance
Finally, during the reexamination, the doctor will also provide some postoperative life adjustment guidance to patients. Precautions after the operation of Tianyan include avoiding rubbing eyes, avoiding contact with water, and using eye drops and eye protection drugs. These instructions help patients avoid unnecessary problems and complications during the recovery period after surgery.
In addition, the doctor may also give some personalized suggestions according to the specific situation of the patient, such as avoiding long-term eye use and preventing eye fatigue. These suggestions will help patients protect their eyes during the recovery period after surgery and better adapt to the new vision.
summary
To sum up, the patients after Guangzhou Tianyan surgery need to be reexamined. Through reexamination, we can understand the recovery of vision, screen possible complications, evaluate the stability of cornea, and obtain guidance for postoperative life adjustment. The evaluation and guidance during the review period will help ensure the effect of the operation and avoid postoperative complications and problems. Therefore, regular reexamination is very important for patients undergoing Guangzhou Tianyan surgery.
