Cataract surgery requires hospitalization

Cataract surgery requires hospitalization.

Outpatient surgery can be performed directly if the patient is assessed to be in good health before surgery. Outpatient surgery can usually be completed in about 10 minutes. If the pain or discomfort is mild, hospitalization is generally not required. After surgery, you can go home. If the patient is older, physically ill, or has a systemic disease, such as heart disease, diabetes, etc., outpatient surgery is not required. After hospitalization, doctors will monitor and monitor the patient's general condition and other disease conditions to achieve relatively safe conditions for surgery before surgery.