Three months after retinal detachment surgery, if the doctor checks that the recovery is good, you can play table tennis.
Retinal detachment is a common disease in ophthalmology. Once it occurs, it usually requires surgical treatment to reset the retina in order to restore the patient’s visual function, and commonly used surgical methods include vitrectomy, scleral cushioning, and scleral ring ligation.
After three months of surgery, the retina is usually well restored and the patient’s visual function can be restored, and normal physical activity is usually not affected.
Due to individual differences, each patient recovers at a different speed, so it is recommended that patients should return to the hospital for a follow-up examination three months after the operation, so that the doctor can assess the recovery situation through examination, and if the recovery is good, normal physical exercise, such as playing table tennis, can be performed.