Myopia is a common vision problem that affects millions of people worldwide. With the development of science and technology, myopia surgery has become a safe and effective way. This article will give you a detailed introduction to the common types of myopia surgery, the surgical process, preoperative preparation, and post-operative care to help you understand myopia surgery and make an informed choice.
1. Myopia surgery.
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Second, the surgical process.
Preoperative examination: A full set of 45 tests, including visual acuity, intraocular pressure, corneal topography, etc., to evaluate whether the patient is suitable for surgery and which surgical method is suitable.
Anesthesia: The surgery is usually performed under local anesthesia, and the patient remains awake during the procedure.
Surgical operation: According to the specific situation of the patient, the doctor will choose the appropriate surgical method to perform**.
Postoperative observation: After the surgery, the patient needs to be observed in the hospital for a period of time to ensure that there are no adverse reactions.
3. Preoperative preparation.
Make an appointment with an ophthalmologist in advance and have a detailed preoperative examination.
Follow your doctor's advice to stop wearing ** glasses early.
Antibiotic eye drops were started 3 days before surgery.
Do not wear makeup on the day of surgery to avoid eye infections.
4. Post-operative care.
Use eye drops and anti-inflammatory medications regularly as prescribed.
Avoid rubbing your eyes to avoid displacing the corneal flap.
Avoid strenuous exercise and swimming for a week after surgery.
Regular check-ups to keep an eye on vision recovery.
Myopia surgery is a safe, effective** way to help patients get rid of glasses. However, surgery is not suitable for all populations, and patients should be fully aware of the risks and postoperative care requirements before undergoing surgery. When choosing a surgical method, it should be considered comprehensively according to your own situation and the doctor's recommendation.