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北京兒童白內障手術後需要注意什麽?

時間：2021-12-14 來源：導醫網

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　　北京兒童白內障手術後需要注意什麽?白內障可不是老年人的專屬疾病，兒童也會發生白內障的情況，大概可分爲先天性白內障和後天性白內障，不論是哪種類型都對孩子的視力産生一定的影響，所以積極治療才是解決問題的關鍵。治療兒童白內障，可以在醫生的診斷下，采取不同的治療方法，其中手術治療就是一種，那麽手術治療後的護理應該注意哪些呢?

　　1、兒童白內障患者在進行手術後，出現的反應比成人要嚴重很多，並且兒童由于年齡等問題，配合的積極度也沒有成人高，所以這時候就需要家長多多留心開導了。

　　2、爲了方便兒童使用藥物，一般在進行白內障手術的第二天就會把遮蓋的眼罩打開，這時候家長一定要注意避免監督孩子有不必要的碰觸，尤其是用手揉搓眼睛。

　　3、由于小孩子的話，表達能力沒有成人好，有不適的情況可能不會被及時發現，所以術後准醫囑，定期複查很重要。

　　4、兒童白內障患者術後的炎症反應持續時間會比成人久，又不能想成人那樣配合，所以這時候家長更要多多留意孩子的狀況，如果發現孩子有眼紅、畏光、流淚的情況，一定要及時帶孩子到醫院檢查看診。

　　5、兒童白內障術後發生術後後發障的可能性比成人高，所以術後要定期帶孩子到醫院複查，如果有發現複發的可能性，及時處理。

　　6、兩歲以下的兒童白內障患者，在進行一期手術的時候，通常不會植入人工晶體，術後要及時給孩子佩戴眼鏡以及進行弱視訓練，以刺激患兒視力發育，不然即便做了手術，視力恢複的效果也不佳。

　　兒童白內障手術後需要注意什麽?以上就是手術後需要注意的問題，家長們可以好好閱讀，希望能對您有所幫助。另外，因爲雙眼健康關乎著孩子的未來，所以在選擇醫院和醫生的時候，希望家長能認真參考對比一下，盡量選擇北京當地比較正規的大型眼科醫院進行治療，因爲這樣的醫院裏面的醫生也是相對專業的，相信對于孩子眼部疾病的治療能提供許多幫助。

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