Patient's question:
Right eye glaucoma surgery has been performed, can see, now the left eye is completely blind.Doctor's answer:
First, it is important to face this disease psychologically. Some patients become very frightened upon learning they have glaucoma and lack confidence in treatment, failing to cooperate actively. In reality, glaucoma is definitely treatable. The vast majority of glaucoma cases can be effectively controlled through medication and surgery, allowing for long-term preservation of good vision. Only a small number of cases may not be controlled well, but treatment can still extend useful vision. Glaucoma patients should not be pessimistic and should maintain a positive mood, as depression and rage are triggers for glaucoma.