How long should the eye be bandaged after surgery for inflammatory pseudotumor of the lacrimal gland?

The recovery time after surgery for inflammatory pseudotumor of the lacrimal gland depends on the individual patient's condition. If the surgery is performed endoscopically via the nose, it generally takes about 2 to 3 months for the condition to stabilize. Patients usually need an outpatient follow-up approximately one week after surgery, and lacrimal duct irrigation may be required. Around two weeks after removal of nasal packing, symptoms of dacryocystitis gradually improve, although it typically takes 2 to 3 months to see the final outcome.