Patient's question:
I have had blurry vision since I was a child and started wearing glasses at a young age. After spending a long time looking at the computer during the day, my eyes would feel tight and painful. When suddenly moving from indoors to outdoors, I would feel like I couldn't open my eyes, sensitive to light, and tears would stream down my face due to the wind. How is congenital glaucoma treated?Doctor's answer:
Congenital glaucoma is present from birth. If symptoms of eye swelling and eye pain reappear, it is likely related to elevated intraocular pressure. For the treatment of congenital glaucoma, surgical methods are recommended, and it is also necessary to control intraocular pressure. For example, medications to treat high intraocular pressure can be used, and preoperative administration of hypotensive drugs combined with surgery is preferable.