Patient's question:
There is a surplus. Past treatment history and effectiveness: Eye drops: Timolol, Alphagan, What kind of help is desired: Methods to lower intraocular pressureDoctor's answer:
The treatment of glaucoma includes medication and surgical treatment. Medications can increase the outflow of aqueous humor or reduce the production of aqueous humor within the eye. The majority of patients can safely control intraocular pressure for several years with medication. Glaucoma medication comes in many different strengths and combinations. Doctors use the smallest possible amount of medication to achieve the best therapeutic effect while minimizing side effects. Strictly following the doctor's instructions in taking medication daily is safe and necessary for controlling intraocular pressure. Surgery is another method for treating glaucoma, including laser surgery and microsurgery.