Introduction to the sequelae of strabismus surgery, will there be sequelae of strabismus surgery?

No surgery can be said to be 100% safe, and there are more or less risks. The most common "risk" of strabismus surgery is overcorrection or undercorrection after surgery, and if it exceeds a certain level, it will require a second operation. Generally, a new type of adjustable suture surgery for children is used, which can basically ensure the orthopaede rate after surgery, but the child loses binocular vision function due to strabismus, and if it cannot be established in time after surgery, the eye position cannot be well controlled in the long term, and there is also the possibility of re-deviation.

Children with poor binocular vision function are generally recommended to undergo training after surgery to consolidate the results. Some children may have double vision for a period of time after surgery, some will disappear spontaneously for a short time, and some will need recovery training.

Strabismus surgery generally considers the type of complications that may occur. For example, bleeding and infection are complications that can occur with any type of disease. The probability of occurrence is low, and recovery can be facilitated by regular hemostasis.

In case of infection, anti-infective drugs can be used at a later stage. In addition, the complications that may occur in strabismus surgery are mainly damage to muscle function, such as muscle incarceration, muscle rupture, and nerve damage due to operation errors during surgery, which can be avoided normally. In addition, there is a possibility of overcorrection or lack of correction, which is a common complication, and it is normal to adjust the sutures, which should be adjusted appropriately on the second day of observation.

For children, the health of any part of the body is very important, so parents must pay more attention. In particular, the health of children's eyes is very important, in the process of children's growth and development, parents must pay more attention to the condition of children's eyes, because children may have flashes, strabismus, etc. Some mothers said that after discovering their child's strabismus, they took them for strabismus surgery, but they really regretted it in their hearts; There are also some mothers who regret dying after having surgery for their children with alternating squint of both eyes?

For most mothers, as long as the child's eye health has problems, they will be worried in their hearts, which is completely understandable, but mothers should also pay attention to the symptoms of strabismus in their children, which does not mean that they will have surgery immediately, because it depends on the condition of the child's strabismus, and it is necessary to listen to the doctor's opinion.

Generally, most congenital strabismus and upper and lower strabismus require surgery, and the strabismus with a very accommodative and large oblique degree also requires surgery; However, if the child is found to be only accommodative strabismus after examination, it can be relieved by wearing corrective glasses without surgery.

Therefore, many mothers regret that it is mostly caused by the hasty decision to operate, and it is recommended that you listen to the opinions of professional ophthalmologists.

Because the movement and position of the eye are controlled by the extraocular muscles, strabismus surgery is a surgery to adjust the six extraocular muscles, which does not require the opening of the eyeball, and does not involve the optic nerve and intraocular tissues, which is very safe. There are some risks associated with any surgery, but the risks of strabismus surgery are minimal compared to other major surgeries.

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