What are the risks of styloma surgery?

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Risk of styloma surgery

Wheat granuloma is a common ocular inflammation, which needs to be treated by surgery. However, like all operations, stylosoma surgery also has certain risks. This article will elaborate on the risks of styloma surgery from four aspects.

1. Infection may be caused by operation on styloma

In the operation of styloma, the process of incision of styloma may increase the risk of eye infection. Although a series of disinfection and bacteria prevention treatments will be carried out before surgery, the risk of infection cannot be completely eliminated. As the eye tissue is fragile, once infection occurs, it may lead to serious complications, such as cellulitis, ophthalmitis, etc. Therefore, it is necessary to closely observe the eye conditions after the operation and deal with any infection symptoms in a timely manner.

In addition, anesthetic drugs used in the operation may also cause allergic reactions or infections. Therefore, it is necessary to inform the doctor of his allergy history before the operation, and ensure that the doctor has appropriate knowledge and arrangement of the narcotic drugs used.

2. Ophthalma surgery may cause eye damage

During the operation of stylosoma, the doctor needs to cut or scrape the tumor and take out the pus. However, careless operation may cause damage to eye tissue. For example, the scalpel cuts the cornea and punctures the sclera. Eye damage may lead to blurred vision, eye deformity and other problems, and serious cases may cause permanent damage to vision.

In order to reduce the risk of eye injury, patients should choose experienced professional doctors when selecting surgeons, and cooperate with doctors during the operation.

3. Ophthalmic surgery may cause eye pain and discomfort

The patient may have eye pain and discomfort for some time after surgery. The stimulation of incision of eye tissue and tumor during operation may cause sensitive reaction of eye nerve, leading to pain. In addition, the recovery period after surgery may also be accompanied by dry eyes, itching and other uncomfortable symptoms.

In order to relieve eye pain and discomfort, patients can take pain relievers prescribed by the doctor on time after the operation, and follow the doctor's instructions for eye care.

4. Operation failure or recurrence may occur in the operation of styloma

Even if the tumor is completely removed after the operation of styloma, sometimes the operation may fail or recur. This may be due to the failure to completely remove all the root causes of the stylosoma during the operation, or it may be due to improper nursing after the operation, which leads to the growth of the tumor again.

In order to avoid surgery failure or recurrence, patients should pay close attention to the eye conditions after surgery, conduct regular reexamination, and carry out eye care according to the doctor's requirements.

Summary:

Ophthalma surgery is a common treatment for ocular inflammation. However, there are certain risks during the surgery. The operation may cause infection, eye damage, eye pain and discomfort, as well as failure or recurrence of the operation. In order to reduce the risk of surgery, patients should choose professional doctors for surgery, and conduct nursing and reexamination according to the doctor's requirements after surgery.