Contraindications of Nanjing Full Femtosecond Laser Hospital
Nanjing All Femtosecond Laser Hospital is a hospital specializing in the treatment of ophthalmic diseases. It uses laser technology for all femtosecond laser surgery. Although laser surgery has become one of the main methods of modern ophthalmic treatment, it is not applicable to all people. Here are some possible contraindications to help patients and their families make correct decisions.
1. Age
Full femtosecond laser surgery is usually applicable to people over 18 years of age, because the growth and development of the eyes have stabilized at this age. Before surgery, the doctor usually carries out a detailed eye examination to ensure that the eyes are within the normal growth range. For younger patients, the doctor may suggest to observe for a period of time before considering surgery.
In addition, full femtosecond laser surgery may not be applicable to older people, especially those over 60 years old. Because the aging process of the eyes will lead to thinning of the cornea, the risk of surgery will increase. In this case, the doctor may recommend other treatments, such as lens implantation.
2. Corneal diseases
Corneal diseases refer to the diseases that affect the transparency or elasticity of the cornea, such as keratitis, corneal ulcer, corneal dystrophy, etc. These diseases will affect the health and vision of the eyes, and full femtosecond laser surgery may have adverse effects on these diseases. Before surgery, the doctor will check the patient's eye condition in detail, and may recommend other treatments if there is corneal disease.
In addition, patients with high myopia may not be suitable for full femtosecond laser surgery. Too high degree will lead to too large corneal displacement and poor postoperative visual recovery. For such patients, doctors may recommend other surgical methods, such as ICL implantation.
3. Pregnancy
During pregnancy, many changes have taken place in women's body, including changes in hormone levels and weight gain. These factors may affect the effect and risk of all femtosecond laser surgery. Therefore, such surgery is usually not recommended during pregnancy. If the patient is pregnant or planning to become pregnant, the doctor should be informed before the operation so that the doctor can give correct advice.
4. Some chronic diseases and drugs
Some chronic diseases, such as diabetes and rheumatoid arthritis, may affect eye health, and may affect the effect and risk of surgery. In addition, some drugs, such as aspirin and anticoagulants, may also affect the safety of surgery. Before surgery, patients should provide their medical history and medication details to doctors so that doctors can make correct decisions.
In short, Nanjing All Femtosecond Laser Hospital is a professional ophthalmic hospital, which uses advanced laser technology for ophthalmic treatment. However, full femtosecond laser surgery is not applicable to all people, and there are some contraindications. Before deciding to operate, patients should see an ophthalmologist regularly for detailed eye examination to ensure the effect and safety of the operation. For patients who are not suitable for full femtosecond laser surgery, doctors will provide other treatment methods to meet the needs of patients.
