Patient's question:
How should glaucoma in both eyes be treated? The intraocular pressure is normal, but the optic nerve is atrophied. How should it be treated? Which doctor has more achievements in this field?Doctor's answer:
Traditional Chinese Medicine believes that glaucoma is caused by wind, fire, phlegm, stagnation, and the imbalance of yin and yang, leading to the disruption of qi and blood harmony, blockage of meridians, and closure of the in the eyes, resulting in the lack of qi, blood, and body fluids within the eyes. Generally, the symptoms develop rapidly. In addition to eliminating the root cause, it is also important to contract the pupil, open the, remove stagnation, and improve symptoms to protect vision.