Precautions for postoperative diet
In the postoperative recovery stage, diet is very important. Nanjing All Femtosecond Laser Hospital gave the following dietary precautions after surgery:
First, avoid eating spicy and irritant food within one or two days after surgery. These foods will aggravate eye discomfort and affect postoperative recovery.
Secondly, it is forbidden to eat fruits containing a large amount of vitamin C within three months after the operation. Vitamin C may interfere with the healing of corneal epithelial cells and prolong the recovery period.
Finally, avoid drinking alcohol within one month after the operation. Alcohol will interfere with the blood circulation of the eyes after surgery and affect the healing effect.
In conclusion, it is necessary to follow the doctor's dietary recommendations after surgery, eat less and eat more meals, and maintain a balanced diet, which is conducive to the recovery of the eyes after surgery.
Postoperative eye care
During postoperative recovery, proper eye care can accelerate the recovery process. Nanjing All Femtosecond Laser Hospital gave the following precautions for postoperative eye care:
First, avoid eye contact with water from the first day to two days after surgery. Try to avoid overuse and direct sunlight.
Secondly, do not rub your eyes within one month after the operation. Rubbing eyes will lead to infection and wound dehiscence, affecting postoperative recovery.
Finally, avoid wiping eyes with alcohol cotton balls or paper towels with fibers. Gently wipe the eyes with water or physiological saline to keep the eyes clean.
Careful eye care is essential for postoperative recovery. Correct compliance with these nursing precautions can reduce the occurrence of complications and speed up the process of eye rehabilitation.
Postoperative precautions
Postoperative precautions can improve the effect of postoperative recovery. Nanjing All Femtosecond Laser Hospital gives the following postoperative precautions:
First, avoid strenuous exercise within three months after the operation, especially running and gravity training. Severe exercise may affect the healing of cornea and prolong the recovery time.
Secondly, do not use eye shadow, eyeliner and other cosmetics within one month after surgery. Chemicals in cosmetics may irritate eyes and affect postoperative recovery.
Finally, pay attention to prevent the eyes from being hit by external forces, such as collision and being hit. These impacts can cause postoperative eye damage.
Following these precautions can reduce the occurrence of postoperative complications and help the eyes recover faster after surgery.
Frequently asked questions after surgery
In the postoperative recovery phase, some common questions need to be answered. Nanjing All Femtosecond Laser Hospital provides answers to some common questions:
First of all, it is normal that the vision is temporarily blurred and the eyes are dry within one or two days after the operation. Just take more rest. In case of severe pain, redness and swelling of eyes and other abnormalities, seek medical advice in time.
Secondly, do not wear contact lenses within one month after the operation. Wearing contact lenses may cause infection and affect postoperative recovery.
Finally, one month after the operation, we should avoid watching computer, mobile phone and other electronic screens endlessly. Long term eye use will cause visual fatigue and affect postoperative recovery.
The above are answers to some common questions. If you have other questions, please consult your doctor in time to get professional answers.
Summary
The postoperative recovery of Nanjing All Femtosecond Laser Hospital requires attention to diet, eye care, precautions and common problems. In terms of postoperative diet, it is necessary to avoid spicy and irritant food and fruits containing a lot of vitamin C, and alcohol consumption is prohibited. In eye care, avoid touching water and rubbing eyes, and gently wipe eyes. Precautions include avoiding strenuous exercise, not using cosmetics and avoiding the eyes from being hit by external forces. Frequently asked questions include blurred vision, dry eyes, wearing contact lenses and using eyes for a long time. Following these guidelines can promote postoperative recovery, reduce complications, and make postoperative recovery faster and better.
