After the treatment of a skin abrasion in the macular area of an eye trauma, vision remains blurred. There are concerns about potential sequelae and recovery of vision.

After an eye trauma, visual distortion occurred, and six months later, it was diagnosed as macular degeneration. How should it be treated?

An 86-year-old patient inquires about the possibility of surgical treatment for a melanoma on the conjunctiva of the right eye, as well as related treatments and recommendations.

Eye tumors from orbital disease, also known as intraorbital tumors, have a prognosis that depends on the stage, grade, and presence of metastasis of the tumor. Tumors that are early and without metastasis generally have a good prognosis, while those that are late or have metastasized have a poorer prognosis. The main treatments include surgery combined with traditional Chinese medicine, which helps to alleviate symptoms and improve quality of life.

Principally, both surgeries should be performed separately, but they can be done together if necessary, as long as they meet the surgical indications.

Based on your description, the visual function caused by glaucoma is generally irreversible and cannot be cured. However, with proper treatment, it can be controlled. It is recommended that you actively cooperate with your doctor for treatment, and pay attention to drinking water in small amounts multiple times a day, avoiding long periods of staying in dark environments, and taking appropriate hot water baths to protect the optic nerve. Develop good eye habits. In addition, patients should maintain a light diet, keep a relaxed mood, avoid staying up late or oversleeping, and ensure sufficient sleep time. At the same time, maintain the habit of exercise, and avoid overeating or undereating in daily life.

Glaucoma is caused by increased intraocular pressure leading to damage of the optic nerve, resulting in eye pain and a decrease in vision, but not due to something growing inside the eye. Treatment involves surgery to lower intraocular pressure, which cannot be cured but can be alleviated through ongoing management.

Glaucoma is a treatable condition that requires detailed examinations at a specialized hospital for accurate diagnosis and treatment.

Discuss the possibility of treating glaucoma and the precautions patients should be aware of, emphasizing the importance of regular check-ups and active treatment.

Glaucoma is a treatable condition, but it requires early detection and long-term treatment.