How to avoid dry eyes after myopia surgery?

The following precautions can be taken to avoid dry eyes after myopia:

1) Maintain good living habits, get enough sleep, and don't stay up late.

2) Avoid operating the computer continuously for a long time and pay attention to taking breaks in between. Usually use the computer continuously for more than 1 hour, you should rest for 5 to 10 minutes, look into the distance, you can also do eye exercises, so that the eyes are naturally relaxed.

3) To prevent dry eyes, first of all, we must avoid "not taking our eyes off our eyes". Blink frequently, at least 4 to 5 minutes for a blink, frequent blinking of the eyes is conducive to tear secretion.

4) Don't blow the air conditioner for too long. Avoid drafts blowing through your seat and place a glass of water near your seat to increase humidity around your surroundings.

5) Eat more vitamin-rich foods such as fruits, vegetables, dairy products, and fish; Drinking plenty of water can also help reduce dry eyes.

Sequelae of myopia eye surgery, this will cause the problem of central islets: this problem is that one month after myopia surgery, the cornea may have a tendency to steepen the center to form a central islet, and this problem will be carried out 3 months after the operation**. This is a problem that many patients with the sequelae of myopia eye surgery have.

Yes, you can**. So patients should not be anxious if they have this condition. Actively talking to the doctor to see how it is best and most appropriate.

Laser surgery itself is only a means of correction, not myopia**. At present, laser myopia has been in China for more than 15 years, and the technology and experience are very mature, but they all have their scope of adaptation, not all myopic people can do it, and there are strict preoperative examinations to screen patients who are suitable for surgery. To avoid sequelae, you should clean your eyes more often, and you should not overuse your eyes.

It is not recommended to have myopia surgery, because there is usually dry eyes after myopia surgery, and if you have dry eyes before surgery, you need to go to the hospital for corresponding examinations to find out what causes dry eyes, and then decide whether to meet the surgical standards. It may be caused by long-term use of mobile phones or computers, or it may be caused by bad living habits, it is recommended to maintain good living habits and avoid staying up late.

Myopia surgery is possible, but I personally do not recommend you to have myopia surgery, because if you have dry eyes, your eyes will be drier after the surgery, and you will even be particularly sore.

When the eyes are dry, myopia eye surgery is not recommended. At present, the technology of myopia eye surgery is relatively mature, and the success rate is relatively high. But it is an operation after all, and there may be some complications, and there is a possibility of refractive regression, i.e., myopia or farsightedness, after the operation.

After myopia eye surgery, many people experience symptoms of dry eyes. If you have eye dryness before surgery, it will worsen after surgery. Therefore, myopia eye surgery is not recommended for patients with dry eyes.

In general, the symptoms of dry eyes after myopia eye surgery will gradually be relieved with the recovery of corneal wounds.

If you have dry eyes, myopia eye surgery** is not recommended, either way. Because there is a very common complication after myopia eye surgery** is dry eye syndrome, if the eye itself has dry eye syndrome, this symptom will definitely be aggravated after surgery, severe dry eye syndrome is very troublesome, it may affect the cornea, form keratitis, corneal ulcers, and even lead to corneal perforation

It can be done. Dry eyes are generally caused by too tired eyes, and you can use a steam eye mask to apply a warm compress. Or drop some artificial tears to improve. Wait for the symptoms of dry eyes to subside, and then do surgery.

There is no need for myopia surgery for dry eyes, because most of the dry eyes are caused by overuse of our eyes or fatigue of our eyes. Wait until your eyes are dry before surgery.

If the eyes are dry. It is best not to do the dry eyes, it is better not to go for myopia surgery, if the eyes are dry, it is better not to go for myopia surgery, if the eyes are seen, it may be the eyes that are seen, if the eyes are seen, it may be that the eye, there is inflammation.

If you have dry eye syndrome, you cannot have myopia eye surgery, and the specific situation needs to be examined before it can be determined.

Whether you can have surgery depends on the results of your preoperative examination and which type of surgery is suitable for you. In addition, if the eye is dry, the doctor will prescribe eye drops to relieve dry eyes 3 days before the operation.

Myopia surgery is not suitable if the eyes are dry.

You can do a preoperative examination for myopia surgery, and if you pass the examination, you can consider surgery.

Dry eyes are generally caused by improper eye use, you can drop some eye drops or use a steam eye mask to warm it, it will not affect your myopia surgery, eat more vitamin diet.

You should first determine what is causing your dry eyes, and you can't simply do it through surgery**, otherwise, you may not be able to achieve the best results.

First of all, determine if the eye is caused by myopia? First of all, you should pay attention to it, or go to the hospital to open eye drops and drop it.

After the eye stem passes through **, the condition is stable and myopia eye surgery can be done.

Why should I avoid myopia surgery for dry eye syndrome? This is because patients with dry eye syndrome have an unstable tear film, which is prone to aggravate the symptoms of dry eye syndrome after surgery, and may also affect vision recovery in severe cases. As a myopia surgery witness, I would like to share this question with you based on my own experience.

I have myopia of 500 degrees in my left eye and 550 degrees in my right eye, and I have been wearing glasses for more than ten years. Before I made up my mind to have surgery, I consulted with a local eye hospital. There, the doctor gave me a series of tests, including corneal thickness, tear film stability, etc., and told me that although I could have myopia surgery, my dry eye had to be done first**.

On the advice of my doctor, I went for a month of dry eye syndrome**. **During this period, I had to drop artificial tears every day and return to the hospital for regular check-ups. Luckily, my dry eye condition improved significantly after a month and the doctor agreed to undergo myopia surgery.

I opted for excimer laser surgery, which involves making a corneal flap with a corneal knife and then performing a corneal cut with an excimer laser to correct myopia. The procedure was quick and took about ten minutes to complete.

I felt quite blurry when I opened my eyes immediately after the surgery, but fortunately it was back to normal after a week, and now it has been more than three months since the surgery, and the vision in both eyes has been achieved. However, the doctors at Aier Eye Hospital reminded me that I still need to continue to have ** dry eyes after surgery to keep my eyes moisturized.

I also always remember the doctor's advice and did not ignore the dry eye syndrome**. Therefore, I have been keeping eye drops and going to the hospital for a follow-up in time.