Symptoms after lacrimal surgery

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The wind lives in the dust and the fragrant flowers are exhausted. I am tired of combing my hair day and night. When things are right and people are wrong, stop everything and let your tears flow first. In ancient times, many women were the representatives of weakness. With tears in their eyes and gentle voices, they were fascinated by many young men. But often tears in the corner of the eye is not a good thing, because it will cause dacryocystitis. Chronic dacryocystitis is a common eye disease caused by nasolacrimal duct obstruction. Because tears cannot be excreted to the lower meatus through the nasolacrimal duct, they can only accumulate in the lacrimal sac for a long time, just like the stagnant lake water will stink, and the tears turn into purulent secretions, which shows that the patient's eye excrement increases. In order to completely cure this disease, many patients choose to remove the dacryocyst, so how to do the dacryocystectomy? What should we pay attention to after operation? Let's talk about it.

Symptoms after lacrimal surgery

Dacryocystectomy is a complete treatment for chronic dacryocystitis, and dacryocystectomy still has an impact on the eyes. Because the role of the lacrimal sac is to store tears, if removed after the lacrimal sac, the flow of tears more than ordinary people, but the impact is not great. Chronic dacryocystitis want a radical cure, only through the removal of the dacryocyst operation, so patients still need to be treated as soon as possible.

Many people will worry that they will not shed tears after removing the dacryocyst. In fact, there is no need to worry. Because the lacrimal sac is the passage through which the tears are discharged into the nasal cavity, rather than the place where the tears are secreted, and the tears are mainly secreted by the lacrimal gland, so after the removal of the lacrimal sac, tears will still be produced normally. Therefore, the majority of patients with dacryocystitis do not worry about this matter.

Dacryocystitis is generally the first choice of drug treatment, usually through intravenous infusion and local irrigation of lacrimal passage. Unless it is suppurative dacryocystitis and drug treatment is ineffective, surgery will not be chosen. Although the risk of dacryocystorhinostomy is not great, but postoperative care is more difficult, there may be more complications.

matters needing attention

Active treatment of chronic dacryocystitis, develop good health habits, do not rub your eyes, with a clean handkerchief. Irrigation of lacrimal passage and drip of antibiotic eyedrops are common methods, but only temporarily relieve symptoms, and thorough treatment must rely on surgery.