How long does it take to recover after pterygium surgery

Many pterygium patients are generally concerned about a question before and after surgery: "How long will it take to recover after pterygium surgery?" The recovery time for pterygium surgery is usually not too long, the operation time is about thirty to forty minutes, and the stitches can usually be removed in about a week. The time for complete recovery varies from person to person, and patients need to take medication on time and pay attention to eye hygiene.

Note:

1. Once you find any problems with your eyes, go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible. If you find pterygium in your eye, try to find a place to have surgery to remove it. As long as you go to a regular hospital, there is no risk, and going to a regular hospital for surgery can ensure greater safety.

2. But the most important thing is that the patient must go to the hospital for follow-up examinations more often after the operation, because such diseases may recur. Frequent check-ups in the hospital can reduce the probability. Moreover, the eyes should be kept in a dormant state as much as possible after the operation to prevent the possibility of recurrence of the disease.

3. In particular, some patients may find their eyes a little tired after the operation. Don't feel particularly panicked at this time, because this is a problem that may occur after surgery. In this case, you must pay attention to eye hygiene, go to the hospital for follow-up examinations more often, and pay more attention to eye hygiene.

4. Some patients have a misunderstanding and feel particularly afraid of having eye surgery. In fact, at this time, if you do not go to the hospital for surgery, more complications may occur. When choosing a hospital, you must go to a local regular ophthalmology hospital or a hospital with a good reputation to have surgery, which will reduce the risk at this time.

5. If pterygium does not affect vision, it can be controlled and delayed by medication. If it affects vision, surgical removal should be considered. Generally speaking, thorough removal of the diseased tissue during general surgery can reduce the possibility of recurrence.