Patient's question:
I am a 15-year-old child who has been playing computer games at home for a long time, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at night, and sometimes even stay up late. Yesterday, I bought a bottle of Zhenzhi Ming and put a few drops in my eyes. I felt like there were sand grains in my eyes. My two pupils are not the same size—the right one is bigger than the left one. In the morning, my left eye seemed to be covered with a layer of fog, but it cleared up after a while. When I looked in the mirror, I noticed that the right pupil is bigger than the left one, and there are also yellowish streaks around the right pupil. In our family history, my mother has glaucoma.Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Glaucoma is a common and difficult-to-treat eye disease characterized by intermittent or sustained elevation of intraocular pressure. This condition develops rapidly, poses significant harm, and can lead to blindness at any time. Persistent high intraocular pressure can cause damage to various parts of the eye and visual function, leading to optic nerve atrophy, visual field constriction, and vision loss.Advice: There are four early symptoms: frequently feeling eye fatigue and discomfort; often experiencing aching or tightness in the eyes, which improves after rest; blurred vision, sudden worsening of nearsightedness or presbyopia; and frequently feeling dry eyes. For your condition, it is recommended to visit a hospital for examination to determine the specific type, followed by targeted treatment.