Ms. Wu recalled that at first she didn't take her eyes seriously, and it was not until it became more and more serious that she realized something was wrong. She had a check-up in a local hospital and the doctor said it was lacrimal tractitis and surgery was required. After the operation of
, the symptoms of tears in her eyes became more serious, and her eyes often swollen and small packets were swollen. She needed to press her fingers for a long time to excrete tears, accompanied by symptoms such as headache and numbness.
For this reason, Ms. Wu asked for medical treatment for the disease, but her condition did not improve.
Recently, with the successive recommendations of her children and friends, she came to Changsha Aier Eye Hospital for treatment .
is awesome, and the patient is grateful to send a banner.
. Liu Guoyong, deputy chief physician of the lacrimal tract department of the hospital, conducted a detailed examination for Ms. Wu. It turned out that Ms. Wu suffered from chronic dacryocystitis in the left eye, lacrimal tubules blockage, phthaloid in both eyes, and accompanied by binocular age-related cataract and refractive error .
"Tears cannot enter the nasal cavity through the tear duct and overflow out of the eyes, so the patient keeps crying and needs surgery." Considering that Ms. Wu has a history of surgery in the early stage and the situation is relatively complicated, Director Liu Guoyong performed " transnasal endoscopic nasal lacrimal sac anastomosis + nasal lacrimal duct reopening " for Ms. Wu.
" dacryocystitis and lacrimal duct obstruction is the most common among lacrimal duct diseases, and it is often found in middle-aged and elderly women. Traditional surgery requires the patient's face to be cut open. The nasal lacrimal sac anastomosis can not only contact the patient's illness, but also achieve the 'nosed' face without marks', and retain the original function of the lacrimal sac." Dr. Liu Guoyong said.
The operation went very smoothly, Ms. Wu recovered well, and her left eye finally stopped crying.
In order to thank Dr. Liu Guoyong and the medical team for their superb medical skills and heartwarming services, Ms. Wu sent a banner with the words "Excellent medical skills to protect health, noble medical ethics for patients" to Dr. Liu to express her gratitude.
▲Ms. Wu presented a banner to Dr. Liu and expressed her gratitude to
for saying goodbye to "tears" and starting from the nose without leaving any trace
Director Liu Guoyong introduced that tear duct obstruction and dacrycystitis are common ophthalmic diseases in clinical practice, mainly caused by nasolac duct obstruction and . The patient has long-term tears and even pus, which seriously affects the patient's quality of life.
"Under normal circumstances, most people go out to blow and feel excited, they will temporarily block the tear duct. But if the tear duct is blocked for a long time, the symptoms of long-term tears will occur." Director Liu Guoyong said that if a certain section of the tear duct is blocked, the excretion path of tears will change accordingly, which will make the tears "burrow out of their eyes".
Tears remain in the eyes, which may be accompanied by bacterial infection. In severe cases, pus or suppurative cysts may form. Once corneal epithelium is damaged, corneal ulcers may also occur.
Director Liu Guoyong reminds all patients and friends: Once symptoms such as tears flowing from the eyes, pus flowing from the corners of the eyes, and sticky substances pressing from the corners of the eyes should be taken seriously, because this is a "risk signal" sent by the eyes, indicating that the eyes are likely to be attacked by the disease and need to go to a professional ophthalmology hospital for medical examination in time.
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Hunan Medical Chat Special Author: Changsha Aier Eye Hospital Chen Wang
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