Preparation before New Vision Surgery
Shanghai Eye Hospital is a hospital dedicated to ophthalmic treatment, providing comprehensive ophthalmic services. Before the new vision surgery, the patient needs to make some necessary preparations.
First, the patient needs to make an appointment with the hospital in advance. Shanghai Ophthalmology Hospital has an experienced expert team with limited operating beds. Therefore, arranging the operation time in advance can ensure that patients can get the operation as soon as possible.
Secondly, the patient needs to have a professional eye examination. These examinations include intraocular pressure, corneal topography, wave front voluntary wave diffusion, etc. These examinations will help doctors determine whether patients are suitable for new vision surgery and determine the specific plan of surgery.
*After that, the patient needs to follow the medication and diet taboos given by the doctor. In a period of time before surgery, patients need to stop using certain drugs, such as anticoagulants, to reduce the risk of surgery. At the same time, patients need to avoid eating some irritating food, such as spicy food, tobacco and alcohol, to protect the health of their eyes.
Precautions on the day of operation
On the day of operation, patients should pay attention to the following points:
First, the patient needs to arrive at the hospital in advance for further examination and surgical preparation. The staff of Shanghai Eye Hospital will guide patients to carry out relevant operations, such as changing surgical clothes, cleaning the face, etc.
Secondly, patients need to cooperate with doctors throughout the operation. New Vision surgery is usually minimally invasive surgery, but it still requires the patient to keep calm during the surgery and not move the eyes at will.
*After surgery, the patient needs to carry out eye care in strict accordance with the doctor's instructions. This includes using eye drops or ointment prescribed by a doctor to avoid rubbing eyes and keep them clean.
Nursing care in recovery period after operation
Nursing care in the recovery period after operation is very important for the stability of the operation effect.
First, patients need to pay attention to eye hygiene. Within a few days after the operation, the patient needs to avoid contact with water, especially not letting water directly enter the eyes. At the same time, patients need to pay attention to eye cleaning and avoid rubbing eyes to avoid infection.
Secondly, patients need to return to the hospital regularly. Shanghai Eye Hospital usually arranges patients to have a recheck within a period of time after surgery. These reexaminations will help doctors understand the patients' eye recovery and adjust the treatment plan in time.
*Later, during the postoperative recovery, the patient needs to pay attention to diet. A balanced diet is essential for eye recovery. Patients can add some foods rich in vitamin A, C and E, such as carrots, oranges and green leafy vegetables.
Risk and effect of new vision surgery
In general, the new vision surgery is a safe and effective method to correct vision. However, patients also need to understand the risks and effects of surgery.
First, the risks of surgery include infection, dry eyes, corneal edema, etc. Although these risks are low, patients need to fully understand and accept the relevant risks before surgery.
Secondly, the effect of surgery varies from individual to individual. According to different eye conditions and postoperative care, the patient's vision may be improved to varying degrees. Patients need to fully communicate with doctors before surgery to understand the expected effect of surgery on themselves.
To sum up, when Shanghai Eye Hospital performs a new vision surgery, patients need to make corresponding preparations, pay attention to the details of the day of the surgery, follow the postoperative nursing requirements, and understand the risks and effects of the surgery. These measures will help ensure the success of the operation and the recovery of the patient's vision.
