Patient's question:
My dad is 46 years old this year. His health is generally good, but his eyes have presbyopia, which makes his work very inconvenient. He can't see things clearly without reading glasses. However, my dad is still relatively young, and he doesn't want him to wear glasses all the time. Can presbyopia be corrected?Doctor's answer:
Presbyopia is a physiological phenomenon and a natural process. Preventing presbyopia is essentially an anti-aging process, as humans cannot always remain young. Currently, in addition to wearing reading glasses, presbyopia can also be treated with excimer laser therapy. Maintain a balanced diet, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, drink plenty of water, and avoid spicy foods. Get adequate rest, always keep your emotions stable, supplement with a variety of vitamins, and enhance your immunity.