cataract surgery - Safe but still worried about complications

Complications after cataract surgery - rare but dangerous

Compared to before, glass lump surgery has now become much faster and safer. After performing the necessary tests, the doctor will perform surgery on the patient, this process will only last no more than 30 minutes, is painless and does not cause bleeding, thereby minimizing the risk of complications.

However, there are cases where patients are elderly, people with long-term cataracts, people with underlying diseases such as diabetes, high blood pressure, cancer... will be at high risk of complications. According to statistics from Ho Chi Minh City Eye Hospital, about 10-15% of patients after glasses replacement have blurred vision again, causing vision loss and many other complications. Common complications after cataract surgery are:

- rear packages: When cataract surgery, the lenses will break and be sucked out, part of the front pack into the entire rear packages will be retained. However, after a while, the rear package may become bulged, causing the patient's vision to be blurred even after changing the cataracts.

- Endometriosis: There are many causes of endometriosis, one of which is that bacteria enter the eyes during surgery, leading to inflammation. This is a serious complication, causing eye pain, blurred vision, and even complete loss of vision.

- retina phlegm: After cataract replacement surgery, the retina layer on the back of the eye can be pulled apart, causing partial vision loss or permanent blindness. People with severe myopia (6 diopters or more) and people with diabetes are susceptible to retina peeling.

In addition to the above complications, after cataract surgery, patients may also experience conditions such as infection, pustules... accompanied by symptoms of itching, headache, aching eyes, blurred vision... special attention should be paid to these signs to prevent serious cases. According to experts, proper eye protection will speed up recovery and reduce the risk of complications after surgery. On the contrary, if you are subjective and negligent, it may cause your vision to not recover as expected, and you may even be completely blind.

Supplementing specialized nutrients for quick recovery of the eyes

Scientists are always researching and constantly searching for solutions to improve effective eyesight, on the one hand preventing cataracts, on the other hand speeding up the recovery process and minimizing complications after surgery for patients.

Recently, thanks to clinical biotechnology, American scientists at Johns Hopkins University of Medicine have discovered the extract of Broccophane that can help enhance Thioredoxin - a small clinical protein present throughout the body but concentrated in the eyes, which is an important factor in balancing the composition, ratio of proteins and neutralizing substances that change the protein structure of the glass.

From there, Broccophane helps nourish and protect the eyes from deep within, slow down the aging process of the eyes, limit cataracts, enhance vision while helping patients recover quickly after eye surgery.

Eye care after cataract surgery also greatly affects the recovery progress. To limit risks, patients need to follow the doctor's instructions such as: not driving, not bending after surgery for 1-2 days; not carrying heavy loads, avoiding water falling on the eyes for at least 2 weeks after surgery; wearing standard protective glasses, not rubbing eyes; properly cleaning the eyes according to instructions, using eye drops and supportive drugs as prescribed by the doctor; re-examination according to appointment and report any abnormalities if any.

Adhering to the principles of safe eye care and supplementing specialized nutrients to protect the eyes from within is a top solution recommended by ophthalmologists, to help people with cataracts regain vision and have bright eyes for a long time.