Patient's question:
Basic Information: Male, 6 years oldDisease/Symptoms: Child has undergone congenital blepharoptosis surgery for 4 days
Condition Description: A 5-year-old boy had congenital blepharoptosis surgery on February 2nd, and now it is the 4th day after surgery. It was found that half of the eyelashes are stuck to the eyeball. Is this trichiasis? Does it require a second surgery?
Doctor's answer:
Unable to identify as eyelashes, because the surgery has only been 4 days. It should be because the eyelashes are stuck to the eyelashes due to the secreted liquid, or the liquid is disinfected and stuck to the eyelashes. Guidance: The specific needs for recovery after surgery can be diagnosed, and it is usually known after one month. It is recommended to do anti-inflammatory treatment after surgery, and listen to the doctor's regular follow-up and other issues. Oh, thank you, doctor. Do you want to apply eyeliner every day? But I'm afraid of losing my cornea. I'm worried it's better not to go back. Please let the doctor take a look. If the eye is injured, there will be trouble.