Injeção no Olho Dói? (A Verdade + Como é Feita a Aplicação)

Have you been referred for eye injections and are you scared? In this video, I explain clearly and without sensationalism how intravitreal injection treatments work (such as anti-VEGF and, in some cases, intravitreal corticosteroids), what diseases they are used for, and what you can expect on the day of the procedure. You will understand: ✅ What the eye injection is for (e.g., macular degeneration/AMD, diabetic macular edema, retinal vein occlusion/thrombosis, and other retinal conditions) ✅ How the application is done: preparation, anesthesia, hygiene/antisepsis, and duration ✅ Does it hurt? What most people really feel and how to reduce discomfort ✅ How many injections are needed and why it varies from person to person ✅ Common side effects (red eye, burning, temporary blurred vision) ✅ Warning signs: when to seek urgent care ✅ Post-injection care (what to avoid in the first 24–48 hours and how to monitor) 📌 Important: this content is educational and does not replace medical evaluation. Each case has specific indications, frequency, and medication. If this video helped you, leave a comment with your question (e.g., "it's my first injection," "I have diabetes," "AMD") and I can make a video answering the most common questions. 🔔 Subscribe for more videos about retina, AMD, ocular diabetes, macular edema, and modern treatments. Liked it? Follow, Like, and Share! Dr. André Simione Ophthalmologist specializing in retina and vitreous CRM 153.050 | RQE 65659 Schedule an appointment: https://linktr.ee/andre_simione ➤ Follow me on Instagram ➤ @andresimione ============ 🔔 Subscribe and activate the bell to receive exclusive tips on research, treatments, and symptoms of eye and vision-related diseases. ============ ⚠️ The information contained in the videos is not intended to replace consultation with a medical professional or serve as a recommendation for any treatment plan. If you have any questions, consult your doctor.