Patient's question:
Can congenital glaucoma be treated? Since I was born until now, I have worked for over ten years, and I have congenital glaucoma. Although I also wear glasses and cooperate with treatment, it still causes some inconvenience to my life. I wonder if there are surgeries that can completely cure it.Doctor's answer:
Congenital glaucoma, if it does not interfere with daily life, can be treated conservatively, such as using miotic eye drops and. If the eye pressure cannot be effectively controlled after medication, it will severely interfere with daily life and must undergo a trabeculectomy. However, glaucoma symptoms are quite stubborn, and the treatment effect varies from person to person. Adjust your physical and mental health, maintain personal hygiene, and avoid bacterial invasion due to weakened immunity.