Patient's question:
Doctor, hello. My mother is 46 years old this year. She has recently found that her vision is very blurry, and her eyes feel very uncomfortable when exposed to bright light. My mother has had glaucoma surgery. Did you say that the surgery was successful, which led to this outcome? What should I do in this situation?Doctor's answer:
If you have glaucoma, surgical treatment is very common, and the effect is quite good. There is no need to be nervous or worried about eating less greasy, extremely cold, spicy, and irritating foods. Lifestyle control and conditioning for stability are relatively more important. In addition, in the current stage, you can cooperate with each other to decide on routine lifestyle habits and medications to implement, correct, control, and condition. Theoretically, this can also be helpful. Generally, it is achieved through pilocarpine to stabilize eye pressure.