What medication is used for glaucoma

Patient's question:

4 years

Doctor's answer:

Disease Analysis: Glaucoma is a disease where the function of intraocular pressure regulation is impaired, leading to abnormally elevated intraocular pressure, resulting in visual dysfunction and accompanied by morphological changes in the retina. It is named as such because the pupil often appears somewhat greenish.
Advice: If you are experiencing tension as the primary factor, you can consider taking vitamin B injections, which have shown good effects. Please use it under the guidance of a doctor. If medication still fails to control the condition, you might want to try laser therapy before considering other surgical options.
Lifestyle Management: Avoid prolonged eye strain, such as watching TV or reading. Refrain from consuming coffee, alcohol, and smoking. Also, avoid excessive fluid intake.