Pterygium Remover

Pterygium Remover refers to treatments or surgical procedures used to remove a pterygium, a benign growth on the eye’s conjunctiva that can spread over the cornea. This condition can cause discomfort, redness, and potential vision issues.

Key Points:

• Surgical Removal: The most common treatment, often involving excision followed by a conjunctival autograft (using healthy tissue from the patient’s eye) or amniotic membrane transplantation to reduce recurrence.
• Non-Surgical Treatments: For mild cases, eye drops or anti-inflammatory medication can help manage symptoms.
• Risk Factors: Sun exposure, environmental pollutants, and genetic factors can increase the likelihood of developing pterygium.
• Recovery: Post-surgery care includes using prescribed eye drops, avoiding sunlight, and regular follow-ups to ensure healing and prevent recurrence.

In essence, pterygium removers, particularly surgical methods, help restore eye health and prevent long-term vision issues.