Postoperative nursing precautions of Li Hui, an ophthalmologist with high myopia in Zhongshan, Guangzhou
Postoperative care is essential to restore vision and prevent complications. Li Hui, a highly myopic ophthalmologist in Zhongshan, Guangzhou, is an experienced ophthalmologist. He provides the following precautions for postoperative care.
Use eye drops regularly
The eyes are prone to dryness and discomfort after surgery, so it is very important to regularly use the eye drops prescribed by doctors. Dr. Li Hui suggested that patients after surgery should drop eyedrops regularly every day according to the doctor's instructions to prevent infection and slow down the discomfort in the process of vision recovery. At the same time, eye drops can keep the eyes moist and promote wound healing.
When using eye drops, patients need to pay attention to avoid polluting the mouth of eye drops bottles. Do not share eye drops bottles. Wash their hands in time before each use to avoid introducing bacteria. In addition, patients should take the initiative to ask the doctor about the correct method of cleaning and using eye drops to avoid accidental injuries or complications.
Avoid strenuous exercise and eye injuries
Patients after surgery should avoid taking part in strenuous sports activities or any activities that may cause eye injuries. Doctor Li Hui stressed that the eye is still in recovery period after surgery, and excessive use of the eye or severe external force impact may lead to serious consequences such as surgery failure, elevated intraocular pressure, retinal displacement, etc.
In addition, patients after surgery should also avoid rubbing or wiping their eyes, so as not to interfere with wound healing and introduce bacterial infection.
Pay attention to food and eye hygiene
Good eating habits and eye hygiene are essential for postoperative recovery. Dr. Li Hui advised patients to avoid spicy, smoked, greasy and other irritating foods to prevent eye congestion and excessive pain. At the same time, reasonable intake of foods rich in vitamins and minerals is conducive to the health recovery of the eyes.
In addition, reasonable arrangement of eye use time and rest time is also part of postoperative care. Short term continuous eye use is easy to cause eye fatigue, and long term continuous eye use is also easy to cause eye dryness and discomfort. Therefore, patients should reasonably arrange eye use and rest time according to the doctor's suggestions, and maintain good eye use hygiene habits, such as avoiding staring at the screen for a long time and maintaining a fixed eye position for a long time.
Follow up regularly and follow doctor's advice
Patients after surgery must be regularly revisited to ensure the effect of surgery and early detection and treatment of possible problems. Doctor Li Hui stressed that regular follow-up visits are very important for checking the eye healing, adjusting the glasses and dealing with possible complications in a timely manner.
During the return visit, the patient needs to report the symptoms and feelings after the operation to the doctor in detail, and follow the doctor's recommendations for nursing and recovery, including correct use of eye drops, avoiding strenuous exercise, paying attention to diet and eye hygiene, etc.
To sum up, Li Hui, an ophthalmologist with high myopia in Zhongshan, Guangzhou, provided several important precautions for postoperative nursing. These include regular use of eye drops to keep the eyes moist and prevent infection, avoiding strenuous exercise and eye injuries to prevent surgery failures and complications, paying attention to diet and eye hygiene to promote vision recovery and eye health, and regular follow-up and following the doctor's recommendations to ensure the effect of surgery and identify potential problems. Postoperative care is the key to restore vision and avoid complications. Patients should closely cooperate with the guidance and care of doctors to achieve the best results and health.
