Patient's question:
I am 65 years old this year. In recent years, I have felt that my vision is getting worse day by day. Yesterday, after a thorough examination at the hospital, I learned that I have glaucoma. Doctor, I have glaucoma, how should I treat it? Is glaucoma always necessary to have surgery?Doctor's answer:
If you have glaucoma and undergo a thorough examination, there are several treatment options to control it. The first and most commonly used clinical diagnosis is to determine whether pilocarpine can stabilize the function of your eye's vision. Pay attention to personal hygiene and rest, and avoid consuming greasy foods. It doesn't necessarily mean you need surgery; it can be corrected first.