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北京做白內障手術會有後遺症嗎?

時間：2021-12-16 來源：導醫網

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　　北京做白內障手術會有後遺症嗎?白內障是很常見的眼病，國內說的白內障一般是指老年性白內障，這是因爲白內障是中老年人群的高發疾病，其中50-55歲是白內障的高發期，如果病情沒有得到及時控制的話，甚至會導致失明的情況。治療白內障的方法，就是通過手術來改善白內障的情況，這也是我國唯一可以治療白內障的方法，但是很多人一聽手術就有些害怕，還有一些對白內障手術的認識誤區，其中就有人說白內障手術後會有後遺症，其實這還要根據情況來判斷。

　　1、白內障手術會有後遺症

　　治療白內障手術的過程是要摘除患者眼睛中的晶狀體，然後安裝人工的晶狀體以此來消除白內障的問題。很多人都覺得人工的晶狀體進入眼球內肯定會有後遺症，其實是不一定的。白內障手術出現後遺症的大部分原因是因爲術後患者未能及時護理眼睛，沒有將眼睛內的毒素全部排除，而這些毒素長時間的會汙染人工晶狀體，這樣才會導致後遺症的出現。如果在手術過後進行適當的護理是不會出現後遺症的。

　　2、等看不見了做白內障手術更好做

　　以前確實有等白內障成熟之後，會更容易手術的說法，但是這是20年之前的觀點。現在的手術已經有很大的改善，可以在任何時候將晶體完全取出，並且白內障如果太久會造成晶體過硬，很難乳化，以至于會吸不出，這就增大手術的難度，也會使白內障手術的並發症增加很多。

　　3、人工晶體越貴越好

　　現在臨床上所用的晶體大多都屬于軟性的人工晶體，雖然有很多種類，但是適合的患者卻不同。在手術過程中不一定要選擇最貴的，只要聽從醫生的指示，選擇適合自己的才會有更好的手術效果。

　　4、年紀大了沒必要做

　　白內障是老年人的高發眼病，很多老年人都會覺得年紀大，沒有必要做手術，但是好的視力對老年人的身體健康是很有幫助的。視力的異常不僅會影響到老年人的正常活動，還容易使老年人出現自卑心理。

　　北京做白內障手術會有後遺症嗎?从上述的文章中我们可以看出，如果术后及时进行护理是不会出现后遗症的，而且千万不要等看不见了再做白内障手术，这样会让手术的困难加大很多。为了我们的视力健康，建议大家如果出现视力模糊的情况，及时到当地的眼科医院进行治疗，北京的患者可以到北京華爾眼科醫院进行问诊，相信大家的视力会尽快恢复的。

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