Guo Jingjing had an operation.

Some medical experts pointed out that countless dives will cause the impact of water flow on the head, especially for fragile eyes. The impact on the retina will not only cause vision loss, but also lead to blindness. Many divers have eye diseases, including Guo Jingjing who had eye surgery.

200 1 65438+2 At the end of February, the diving team conducted an annual routine eye examination, and Guo Jingjing's right eye was found to have a slight retinal detachment. The next day, she was admitted to the hospital. On the third day, she underwent surgery to reduce tears in her right eye. "At that time, the operation was very successful, but I was scared before the operation, and then it was particularly painful. It has been hurting for two weeks, which makes me very hurt. " Recalling that "painful" experience, Guo Jingjing still felt scared. The operation forced Guo Jingjing to "go ashore" and rest for two months.

Two years later, the doctor found that her left eye was not good either, which was a congenital retinal variation. Fortunately, in the reexamination at the end of 2004, the doctor told Guo Jingjing that her right eye healed well and her left eye did not affect her movements.

Guo Jingjing's naked eye vision is only 0.2, and she usually wears a pair of glasses. When diving, she could hardly feel it. "I can't see clearly standing on the springboard. All by feeling. " Guo Jingjing said, "I've been dancing this routine for 10 years, and I'm still quite sure."

Guo Jingjing disagreed with the statement that diving is harmful to the eyes: "I think this statement is not completely correct, because many athletes have been diving all their lives and their eyes are fine. There is no problem in Fu Mingxia and Xiong Ni. "

Guo Jingjing's teammate Wang Feng also told reporters that there was nothing wrong with his eyes. "This kind of thing varies from person to person." Wang Feng said.