A 55-year-old male patient has glaucoma with pterygium, causing discomfort in his eyes, and seeks treatment advice.

A 23-year-old female experiences frequent eye pain, dryness, itching, and blurred vision. She’s worried after a doctor diagnosed her with an ophthalmic condition. Symptoms may indicate optic nerve atrophy, which can be treated with medications to enhance retinal blood vessels and nourish the optic nerve. If intraocular pressure is high, antihypertensive eye drops should be used. Actively seek the cause of the disease and treat accordingly. Different causes lead to different symptoms, so patients should promptly visit a regular, top-tier hospital for systematic and standardized examinations to receive targeted treatment and recover quickly.

Understand the treatment methods for glaucoma, including medication and surgical options, to improve vision and alleviate symptoms.

How should glaucoma patients be treated?

My son has congenital glaucoma, and due to his young age, he hasn’t undergone surgery before. Recently, he had surgery, but lately, he’s been complaining of discomfort in his eyes. I took him to a pediatric hospital for a check-up, and they said his intraocular pressure is high. So, I want to consult with the doctor about how to handle this situation after glaucoma surgery.

How to treat hyphema after an eye injury with medication?

Ischemic optic neuropathy can lead to significant vision loss. Treatment usually involves the use of corticosteroid medications and neurotrophic vasodilator drugs. It is recommended to seek timely hospitalization for treatment, which may include systemic medication and ocular regional medication. Timely treatment can help restore vision, but missing the optimal treatment window may result in irreversible vision loss.

It’s been over a decade since the onset of mechanical eye injuries, and there hasn’t been a thorough check-up. There’s a feeling that the eyes are gradually becoming larger. How should mechanical eye injuries that have lasted for over a decade be treated?

Male, 5 years old, has myopia and recently his eyes have been very itchy and red with some blood vessels. After examination, it was found that the child has a weak strabismus. How should a child’s myopia and astigmatism be treated?

Myopia patients require vision training and treatment to help improve their vision.