High-risk groups for glaucoma include older patients, those with family hereditary factors, and individuals suffering from other eye diseases or hypertension.

Glaucoma is a disease characterized by increased intraocular pressure, which can lead to optic nerve damage and field defects. Patients with glaucoma should step out of a dark room or appropriately light up every 1 to 2 hours to protect their vision while working or studying.

The treatment of glaucoma includes medication and surgical options. Medication therapy can increase the outflow of aqueous humor or reduce its production. Surgery is another method for treating glaucoma.

Glaucoma patients should avoid medications that may have anticholinergic effects, as they can potentially worsen the condition.

A 4-year-old child’s difficulty in recognizing colors and reduced social interaction may be a sign of autism. Treatment should begin as early as possible, focusing on family involvement and a comprehensive treatment plan.

A 5-month-old baby suddenly developed eye discharge in the right eye, which has improved today. However, the left eye now has discharge as well. It reappears after wiping, along with opaque tears and a bit of runny nose. Previous treatment and its effects: There was no such situation before. Needed assistance: Is it due to stomach upset or some inflammation?

Discuss the possible causes of a six-week-old baby’s eyes rolling downward abnormally, including the risk of hydrocephalus and the necessary medical examinations.

Why do children keep blinking their eyes recently?

Babies may struggle to keep their eyes open outdoors due to sensitivity to external stimuli and the skin and eyes’ sensitivity to ultraviolet light.

A child is six months old and has been frequently rubbing their eyes recently. What could be the reasons? How should one respond?