Patient's question:
On June 6th, my right eye started to hurt, feel puffy, and I couldn't see clearly. By the 8th, the pain became worse and I couldn't see at all, and I was sensitive to light.Doctor's answer:
Glaucoma can be treated with medication, but surgery is recommended when control is not ideal. How to care for it in daily life: First, psychologically accept this disease. Some patients become very frightened upon learning they have glaucoma, lack confidence in treatment, and do not cooperate actively. In reality, glaucoma is definitely treatable. The vast majority of glaucoma cases can be effectively controlled through medication and surgery, maintaining good vision for a long time. Only a small number of cases are difficult to control, but treatment can still extend useful vision. Glaucoma patients should not be pessimistic and should maintain a good mood, as depression and rage are triggers for glaucoma.