Laser ablation for fiducial mosquitoitis is a reliable treatment for more obvious symptoms of fiducial mosquitoitis.
Mosquito-Fly is a condition in which there are small black shadows or dots floating in front of the eyes, which are more obvious when there is a bright white background. Laser ablation is a common treatment for FMS, which is mainly used to treat FMS by inducing vaporization of the cloudy vitreous humor through laser light. For more severe cases, it may take 2 to 5 laser sessions to completely improve the symptoms.
The advantages of laser ablation are firstly, the procedure is shorter, which can reduce the hospitalization time. Secondly, laser ablation can be precisely positioned to avoid the trauma caused by the surgery, which is less risky. However, four hours after the laser ablation procedure for FMS, you may have a problem with seeing things, which is normal and not a cause for concern.
Don’t rub your eyes after laser ablation, don’t look directly into the sunlight, and wear sunglasses if necessary. After discharge from the hospital, you should have regular checkups and communicate with your attending doctor if there is any abnormality.