Patient's question:
I have always had good eyesight, but the most I've noticed is that my eyesight has declined slightly. Now, I often experience eye strain and discomfort. I went to see an ophthalmologist, and the examination results showed that I have developmental glaucoma. Can developmental glaucoma be cured?Doctor's answer:
Growth-related glaucoma is a type of glaucoma disease. In the early stages of recurrence, it may reappear with some obvious symptoms, such as photophobia, reluctance to open the eyes, and the gradual reduction of dark circles around the eyes. It may even lead to other complications as the condition worsens, and it can also affect the patient's vision to some extent. It is recommended that patients seek medical treatment at the hospital as early as possible, potentially through surgery.