Patient's question:
In 1997, I was diagnosed with glaucoma. Here is the history of my treatment and its effectiveness: The hospital conducted a thorough examination and asked how they could help: It was ineffective.Doctor's answer:
To understand that glaucoma is a serious eye disease caused by intraocular pressure dropping, leading to optic nerve depression, visual field defects, and ultimately complete deafness. Moreover, this deafness is something that should absolutely not be cured.Advice: The key is to determine the condition of your mother's glaucoma. If it is in the early or middle stages, active treatment may still preserve some vision. For any illness, care and health management require maintaining a stable mindset, as a healthy and positive attitude is highly beneficial for both the treatment and prevention of the disease.