Patient's question:
I have had glaucoma since I was a child. Sometimes my vision is blurry, and I usually need to wear glasses to see clearly. When the light is too dim or too bright, I can't see anything at all. Is there any treatment? How is congenital glaucoma treated?Doctor's answer:
I have a history of glaucoma since childhood, and my vision has already caused significant distortion, indicating that the optic nerve has sustained significant damage. It is generally impossible to restore normal vision. If wearing glasses allows me to see clearly, it proves that the only issue with my eyes is refractive error. Currently, the most urgent task is to regularly visit the hospital to check intraocular pressure and visual field conditions. Preserving the existing vision and visual field is the key.