Patient's question:
Since I developed glaucoma, my tears always uncontrollably fall on their own. I often feel dizzy and sometimes even feel like vomiting. Sometimes my vision is quite normal, but when it's not, it's like entering a mosaic world. I see all sorts of messy colorful things. What should glaucoma patients pay attention to? What should I do in my daily life?Doctor's answer:
If you have glaucoma, you should seek timely treatment. This includes lowering intraocular pressure, laser treatment, or surgery. If left untreated, high intraocular pressure can damage your optic nerve, leading to atrophy. Once the optic nerve is damaged, your vision cannot return to its previous normal state. The main symptoms of glaucoma include headaches, nausea, and vision loss. Some people may mistake these symptoms for digestive system disorders.