Patient's question:
Hello! I had glaucoma surgery (trabeculectomy), and my vision is like looking through water. Hello! Hello! After having glaucoma surgery (trabeculectomy), my vision is like looking through water. Does having glaucoma surgery cause vision loss and mild orbital pain? The surgery has been 10 days ago, and my eyes still look like they are looking through water, which makes me very worried. I am following the doctor's advice by using eye drops and taking medication every day. What kind of assistance do I need: I want to know what is wrong with my eyes now and whether my vision can be fully restored.Doctor's answer:
Hello, the symptoms you are experiencing after trabeculectomy are caused by the aqueous humor in the anterior chamber of the eye leaking out through the filtering bubble.Advice: The complete recovery of vision after trabeculectomy depends on the severity of your glaucoma. The most important thing is to endure lifelong intermittent massage of the eye after trabeculectomy to ensure the filtering bubble remains open, preventing excessively high intraocular pressure from further damaging your field of vision and vision. I hope my explanation helps you. Thank you! Remember, enduring massage is very important.