Exercise is allowed after laser treatment for retinal tears, but during recovery it is recommended that patients only do soothing exercises and avoid strenuous exercise.
Retinoschisis refers to the occurrence of neuroepithelial cracks in the retina, and laser treatment is one of the more commonly used treatments to prevent retinal detachment by closing the cracks with laser. After laser treatment, patients should take good care of themselves, avoiding eye trauma during the recovery period, and should not engage in strenuous exercise, as well as regular checkups and monitoring of visual acuity.
If strenuous exercise during the recovery period, it will easily lead to accelerated blood circulation, which will affect the recovery of the wound, and also easily lead to retinal detachment and other fundus lesions, which will aggravate the patient’s condition.
It is recommended that patients follow the doctor’s instructions for care after laser treatment, regular checkups, and timely consultation when discomfort occurs.