Patient's question:
My friend is 32 years old this year. I want to ask how to treat aqueous humor flare after eye injury with medication. Because she has never had this disease before and has never heard of it, I want to ask if this disease requires surgery. If surgery is needed, what is the cost and how long does it take?Doctor's answer:
In your case, you have traumatic aqueous flare caused by external injury. If this condition recurs, it is necessary to use hormone-based medications for timely treatment, as it is caused by external injury and inflammation, leading to anterior chamber turbidity and subsequent aqueous flare. For your situation, it is recommended to promptly visit a hospital for a detailed examination to determine if there is iris damage. Simple anterior chamber flare generally tends to gradually recover with hormone treatment.