Myopia surgery is now a common means of correcting and treating myopia in adults, but it is not recommended for breastfeeding patients.
Although myopia correction surgery itself does not affect breastfeeding, patients need to use antibiotic eye drops and hormone eye drops for a longer period of time for postoperative treatment to prevent postoperative infections and reduce postoperative inflammatory reactions, and to avoid scar formation in the corneal stroma, etc. However, the use of these medications may have an effect on breastfeeding.
However, the use of the above medications will have a certain impact on breastfeeding, and there may be drug secretion in breast milk, which will affect the health of the baby, so it is not recommended that breastfeeding patients undergo myopic surgery.
It is recommended that myopic patients consult a regular hospital to assess their condition and choose the appropriate treatment under the guidance of the doctor.