Patient's question:
In 2011, vision decline was discovered, and upon examination at the hospital, it was already late-stage glaucoma. Now, a valve implant surgery has been performed, but after the surgery, vision became blurred. Before the surgery, the vision in the left eye was 0.6, and now it is 0.2. Additionally, a recent examination revealed that the anterior chamber of the left eye is too shallow. Currently, medication is being used to restore the anterior chamber. I am wondering whether the vision in the left eye can return to the pre-surgery level after the anterior chamber is restored?Doctor's answer:
Currently, it can be improved by using eye drops, or corrective glasses can be worn. The patient should pay attention to using their eyes reasonably and avoid staying in front of computers or TVs for long periods.