Can you have surgery for nystagmus, can you have surgery if the nystagmus is more severe?

1. ****: symptomatic**.

2. Improve vision: ophthalmogenic nystagmus, the focus is to improve vision and prevent primary lesions that lead to random vision. Appropriate prisms can also be formulated to eliminate the compensatory head position and improve vision.

3. Surgery**: Congenital impulsive type (i.e., ocular position): surgery can be performed, the purpose of which is to correct the compensatory head position according to the "median" eye position, change the eye position, reduce nystagmus, and improve vision.

Because the group of extraocular muscles of the slow phase side movement is strong, the group of the group of fast phase side movements is weak. To do this, the two extraocular muscles on the slow phase side can be retracted to reduce their tension and balance the extraocular muscles of the group with the fast phase. Shifts the "middle band" eye position from an off-center fixation to a frontal gaze.

If the left side is a median resting eye nystagmus, the lateral rectus muscle of the left eye and the medial rectus muscle of the right eye can be shortened by 6 mm, the left internal rectus muscle can be shortened by 6 mm, and the external rectus muscle of the right eye can be shortened by 7 mm (generally the lateral rectus muscle is 2 mm more than the medial rectus muscle), so that the rest eye can be displaced anteriorly.

Nystagmus requires surgery or glasses**, but it depends on the degree and type of tremor.

See if it is tremor muscle paralysis early root Consult a doctor Pure typing to get a score.

Correction with glasses should be considered first, followed by surgery.

Hello, how to say it. First of all, you have nystagmus.

It is possible to do femtosecond surgery. Nystagmus usually occurs due to congenital neuromodulation abnormalities, parasympathetic excitation, etc., horizontal or vertical tremor of the globe, in addition, some irregular tremors. When the degree of tremor is relatively small, it does not affect femtosecond surgery, so nystagmus can be performed within a certain degree.

In general, when nystagmus occurs, it is first necessary to go to the ophthalmology clinic for detailed pupil examination, corneal topography examination, corneal refraction examination, corneal curvature examination, corneal endothelial cell examination, as well as fundus diseases and ophthalmic AB ultrasound related investigations, to determine whether the degree of nystagmus is in line with the principle of laser surgery. In addition, to determine the safety range, if the nystagmus is too large, it is generally recommended to use intraocular lens implantation surgery to improve and correct vision, instead of femtosecond laser surgery, if the normal power of the eye is relatively small, the cornea is suitable for femtosecond laser surgery.

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Surgery is possible for patients with nystagmus**, but it is not recommended. Because surgery requires accurate positioning of pathological locations, this is difficult. Surgery is not recommended.

Nystagmus. If it is a congenital nystagmus, it can be surgical**. For congenital patients, surgery can be performed to achieve the desired effect, and the purpose of nystagmus can be achieved.

Yes, there are generally two ways to do this.

1. Non-surgical**:

1. Refractive correction: If the patient has refractive error, correcting the refractive error is the primary measure, so as to provide the patient with the clearest retinal image possible, reduce the degree of effort to fixate the target, and reduce nystagmus;

2. Wearing negative spherical lenses: myopia overcorrection or wearing negative spherical lenses can strengthen the accommodative collection, the latter can reduce nystagmus, thereby improving vision;

3. Wear contact lenses: Because the contact lenses are attached to the surface of the cornea, they can ensure the ideal refractive correction state with the movement of the eyeball. For those with nystagmus-compensated cephalic position, it is also possible to pass the line of sight through the optical center of the lens, thereby improving the quality of retinal imaging.

Contact lenses can also reduce nystagmus, possibly due to tactile feedback from eye movements acting on the eye movement system;

4. Wearing a prism: It can reduce nystagmus and improve visual acuity by strengthening the set, and the median belt displacement can also improve the compensatory head position.

2. Surgery**:

1. Median belt displacement: suitable for patients with kinesthetic deficit nystagmus with median band, the commonly used is modified median belt displacement, that is, the median belt is moved to the front through extraocular muscle amputation and withdrawal to improve or eliminate the head position;

2. Horizontal rectus muscle massive posterior migration: It is mainly used for nystagmus patients without aggregate inhibition and compensatory cephalic position, which can reduce the intensity of nystagmus, and can also be used for nystagmus patients with strabismus.

Nystagmus is a common symptom that is usually caused by a loss of muscle control. If nystagmus is severe, it can adversely affect vision and quality of life. If conservative** is ineffective, surgical intervention may be required in some cases.

The methods of surgery** include the following:

1.Muscle relaxant injections: Muscle relaxants can be injected into the muscles of the eye to relax the muscles and reduce nystagmus symptoms.

2.Muscle shortening: The eye muscles can be shortened to reduce nystagmus symptoms and improve binocular coordination.

3.Extraocular muscle resection: A portion of the extraocular muscle can be removed, reducing the severity of nystagmus.

4.Neurotomy: Nerves can be cut or repositioned, reducing the severity of nystagmus symptoms.

However, surgery** is not suitable for all patients with wide-shed nystagmus. Surgery is risky, and some complications may lead to further vision loss and eye dysfunction. If you have nystagmus, you should seek medical advice and advice from your doctor as soon as possible, and decide whether surgery is needed after a detailed discussion with your doctor.

Nystagmus disease**, if it is congenital nystagmus, it can be surgical**, for congenital patients, it can be achieved by surgery** to achieve the desired effect, and the purpose of **nystagmus** can be achieved.

If it is acquired nystagmus, it is necessary to find out the specific **after the main symptomatic**, if you can find the primary disease that causes the patient's nystagmus, then it is easier to get up, you can use Western medicine or traditional Chinese medicine for the symptoms, and the combination of Chinese and Western medicine ** to alleviate the disease of nystagmus, it is necessary to strictly implement the principle of nystagmus to help patients achieve the purpose of controlling nystagmus, and patients should maintain a scientific attitude and treat eye diseases rationally.

Nystagmus is an involuntary, rhythmic, characteristic eye movement.

In general, eye movement abnormalities are caused by certain visual, neurological, or vestibular lesions. Nystagmus can be divided into congenital motor nystagmus, sensory deficit nystagmus and recessive nystagmus.

What should we do if we have nystagmus? Generally speaking, it mainly includes the following ** ways:

The first is to use glasses to correct the patient's refractive error.

The second is to use a prism to **. We generally use prisms to adjust the position of the eyeball in a relatively resting eye or a set of postures in order to eliminate the compensation of the head position to reduce or inhibit the patient's nystagmus and increase the patient's vision.

Third, it is surgery**. For patients with a resting eye position and a compensatory cephalic position, surgery can improve or eliminate the compensatory cephalic position, so that the resting eye position can be moved from the side to the side**.