Patient's question:
Right eye, no trace, intraocular pressure above 58. Past treatment history and effectiveness: After a few days of treatment, a little light can be seen. GetPostFlash(3,12993294937348570); What kind of help you care about: Want to have surgery there.Doctor's answer:
Your intraocular pressure is too high. The key to glaucoma treatment lies in reducing intraocular pressure to alleviate pain and protect visual function. Your current visual function is severely damaged. Currently, there is no method to completely restore the visual nerve and function that have suffered organic damage. The purpose of surgery is to reduce pain and preserve existing vision. It is recommended that you undergo surgery immediately after your intraocular pressure returns to normal. The prognosis after surgery is good, with no other complications.