Introduces the treatment options for glaucoma, particularly surgical treatment and its purpose and process.

Glaucoma is an ophthalmic emergency that can cause symptoms such as eye pain, redness, and a sensation of foreign bodies. Timely treatment is crucial to prevent irreversible vision damage. It is recommended to use medication under a doctor’s guidance or undergo surgery if necessary. Additionally, maintaining good eye hygiene and avoiding excessive use of electronic devices can also help alleviate symptoms and prevent the progression of glaucoma.

The primary treatment for glaucoma optic nerve atrophy causing vision decline is to control intraocular pressure, in order to preserve the remaining visual function and field of vision. As for the damaged optic nerve, there is currently no method to restore it to normal. Treatment options include medication or surgery to control glaucoma, and it is recommended to seek treatment early for a quicker recovery.

Iris and ciliary body inflammation is one of the common causes of blindness, and it is recommended to undergo surgery promptly to avoid serious complications.

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Treatment methods for macular degeneration include thermal therapy and photodynamic therapy.

In the treatment of pediatric strabismus, corrective glasses are required to correct astigmatism and myopia, improve vision, and undergo amblyopia treatment. Finally, surgical correction of strabismus may be necessary.

An 8-year-old child has myopia of S:1.25 in the right eye and S:2.75 in the left eye. The doctor advises to pay attention to eye hygiene, perform eye exercises daily, and limit exposure to electronic products.

For such diverse vision anomalies with different causes, both individual and comprehensive treatments are required. The most fundamental approach is to wear glasses and continue to do so for long-term vision correction. Amblyopia can be trained through the monocular occlusion method, which is currently a relatively effective method for treating amblyopia. For astigmatism below 75 degrees, no treatment is needed; for those above 75 degrees, corrective lenses are recommended. Additionally, consuming more eye-friendly vegetables and fruits, such as carrots, is recommended in daily life.

Discuss the current treatment of a 6-year-old girl’s nearsightedness, including corrective glasses and strengthening exercises, and emphasize the importance of early diagnosis.