Emergency measures to lower intraocular pressure should be initiated if it is found to be elevated, and treatment options include intravenous therapy or the use of anti-glaucoma eye drops. If these measures are not effective, glaucoma surgery may be considered. It is recommended that patients undergo regular hospital check-ups for professional diagnosis.
Glaucoma is a common eye condition, and treatment options include medication, laser therapy, and surgery. The cost varies depending on the severity of the condition and the chosen treatment method.
Concerns about the treatment costs when a child develops strabismus
Discussing surgical treatment options for patients with traumatic glaucoma in the left eye
Understanding the possible reasons for excessive eye discharge in infants and how to provide appropriate care.
Discuss the feasibility of ocular tumor and cell examination, and provide relevant suggestions.
Discussing cases of incomplete growth of retinal vasculature in premature infants and seeking expert opinions
Frequent blinking in children may be due to allergies, vision problems, or psychological factors.
Discussing the severity and potential causes of retinopathy in premature babies, as well as how to assess the condition through ophthalmic specialist examinations.
Analyzing the visual development of a six-year-old boy, with a right eye of 1.5 and left eye of 2.0, whether it indicates farsightedness, and the impact of parents’ nearsightedness on their child.
