Guangzhou Zhongshan Ophthalmology Department: Is there any pain in the operation of lacrimal passage blockage?
Lacrimal duct obstruction is a common ophthalmic disease, which brings inconvenience and pain to patients. Guangzhou Zhongshan Ophthalmology Department, as a hospital specializing in the treatment of ophthalmic diseases, has provided the surgery for lacrimal duct blockage, allowing patients to solve this problem. So, will the surgery for obstruction of the lacrimal passage cause pain? The following is a detailed description of the operation process, anesthesia mode, postoperative recovery and the patient's real case.
Operation process: minimally invasive and painless
The operation of lacrimal passage obstruction adopts minimally invasive surgery technology, and is operated in the nasal cavity through endoscope. During the operation, the doctor will gently insert the endoscope to determine the location and cause of the obstruction by observing the condition of the lacrimal passage. Then, the doctor will use a small instrument to clean and repair, remove the blocked part, and keep the lacrimal passage unobstructed. Because the operation process is very meticulous, patients often cannot feel obvious pain.
In addition, Guangzhou Zhongshan Ophthalmology Department has also adopted advanced technology and equipment to ensure the accuracy and safety of surgery. The doctor will make a personalized operation plan according to the specific situation of the patient, and fully communicate and explain the operation process to eliminate the patient's tension and let the patient feel the minimum pain during the operation.
Anesthesia mode: local anesthesia is comfortable and painless
Most of the lacrimal passage blockage operations in Zhongshan Ophthalmology Department in Guangzhou use local anesthesia, that is, anesthesia is performed locally during the operation, so that patients have no pain during the operation. Local anesthesia does not require general anesthesia, avoiding the risks and side effects of surgery. Before anesthesia, the doctor will evaluate the patient's physical condition to ensure the safety of anesthesia. During local anesthesia, doctors will use drugs to anesthetize local tissues, so that patients will feel numb and comfortable, and will not feel pain.
During anesthesia, doctors will constantly monitor the vital signs of patients to ensure their safety. Due to the selection and monitoring of local anesthesia, patients can get good comfort and safety during the operation, and avoid pain.
Postoperative recovery: slight discomfort tolerable
After surgery, the patient may have some slight discomfort, such as nasal congestion, tears, local swelling, etc. These discomfort are often temporary and can be alleviated through medication and nursing. Guangzhou Zhongshan Ophthalmology Department will provide postoperative nursing guidance according to individual conditions, telling patients how to use drugs and care correctly to speed up the recovery process.
During the recovery period after surgery, patients should pay attention to rest, avoid strenuous exercise and rubbing eyes, so as to avoid the risk of bleeding and infection. Generally, postoperative recovery is fast, and normal life can be restored within one week to two weeks. If the patient has any discomfort or questions, they can communicate and consult with the doctor in a timely manner.
Real case: pain felt by patients can be almost ignored
The following is a real patient case of Zhongshan Ophthalmology Department in Guangzhou:
Ms. Li, 45 years old, chose to go to Zhongshan Ophthalmology Department in Guangzhou for surgery because of the problem of lacrimal passage blockage for many years. Before the operation, the doctor fully explained the operation process and anesthesia method, and conducted a comprehensive physical examination and preoperative evaluation of Ms. Li. During the operation, Ms. Li felt almost no pain, only slight discomfort. A few days after the operation, Ms. Li took care according to the doctor's requirements, and soon returned to normal.
This case fully demonstrates the minimally invasive and comfort of the surgery for lacrimal duct obstruction in Zhongshan Ophthalmology Department, Guangzhou. The patient felt almost no pain during the operation and recovered quickly after the operation, which provided a good treatment experience for the patient.
summary
The operation of lacrimal duct obstruction in Zhongshan Ophthalmology Department in Guangzhou showed the characteristics of minimally invasive, comfort and pain that can be almost ignored in the aspects of the operation process, anesthesia mode, postoperative recovery and real cases of patients. The patient seldom felt obvious pain during the operation, and the postoperative discomfort was slightly tolerable. Guangzhou Zhongshan Ophthalmology Department provided patients with safe and effective surgery for lacrimal duct obstruction, which made patients feel more secure and comfortable in the treatment process.
