A eye health guide 832

Glaucoma care has changed substantially over the past two decades, but not in the simplistic way it is sometimes described. The disease has not become easy to cure. There is still no treatment that reliably restores optic nerve tissue once it has been damaged. A patient who has lost peripheral vision from glaucoma cannot be promised that a new drop, laser, implant, or surgical device will bring it back. What has improved is the way clinicians detect risk, lower eye press