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Time 1 day after surgery is a significant milestone for checkup. This is when the eyes are most sensitive, especially with flap methods. Because the corneal flap has not healed after surgery, if there is a substantial impact on the look, it will easily cause the corneal flap to shift, affecting the patient’s vision and the eye’s ability to recover.
After surgery, especially in the first days after surgery, patients often experience clumping and tearing, … which makes the patient somewhat uncomfortable; according to inertia, the patient can raise his hand. Rub the eyes, or while living, dirt and dirty water can splash into the looks without the patient knowing. These are common causes of eye infections, flap deviation, flap wrinkles, etc., because the eyes have not fully recovered at this time.
Therefore, patients need to be re-examined one day after surgery so that the doctor can consider the ability of the eye to recover if there is a corneal deviation or other abnormal phenomena. If abnormalities are detected in the eyes, the doctor will treat them immediately to prevent the eyes from experiencing unfortunate complications. In addition, patients need to rest their eyes, have a reasonable diet, take medicine, drop medications according to the doctor’s instructions, strictly abstain, and wear protective glasses 24/7 for Seven days. For the fastest recovery.
Therefore, patients should note this vital follow-up time to perform to ensure the best results after surgery, avoiding possible bad cases affecting vision.
Causes of blurred vision after Phaco surgery