Question

I’ve been experiencing some blurring in my eyes, followed by black spots. My vision is blurry. After a thorough check-up at the hospital, the doctor said I have glaucoma, and the condition is severe, requiring surgery. I want to know how glaucoma surgery is done?

Answer

Many elderly patients suffer from glaucoma. Pathological eye diseases or increased intraocular pressure can lead to damage to the optic nerve. Treatment can be administered through surgical means. The surgery involves lowering the patient’s intraocular pressure and then performing a trabeculectomy to treat the condition. Now, besides laser surgery, the recovery is quick postoperatively, so there’s no need to worry. Pay attention to eye hygiene afterward, and you can use some eye drops. Rest more often and avoid staying up late.