Does myopia become correctional operation to have danger

Myopia generally refers to myopia. Whether there is risk of corrective surgery needs to be analyzed according to their own conditions.

If the patient has normal corneal thickness, stable myopia degree, no eye inflammation, glaucoma, cataract and other diseases, corrective surgery is generally not dangerous, and postoperative complications will not occur. If the patient's cornea is too thin or the myopia degree fluctuates greatly in a short period of time, corrective surgery may cause corneal perforation, and the possibility of postoperative vision regression is greater, or there is eye inflammation. Corrective surgery may lead to inflammation spread, which has certain risks at this time.