Statistics claim that more than 2 billion people in the world suffer from vision problems. The list of diseases in this case is quite extensive, from myopia to a banal mucosal disorder. One way or another, any, even the slightest manifestation of vision problems, requires attention. In order to avoid more serious problems in the future, it is necessary to consult a specialist, and possibly also treatment, which, thanks to the success of scientific progress in the field of medicine, has proven its effectiveness and long-term. Moreover, each individual disease requires an individual approach and treatment.
List of vision treatments
Macular degeneration. One of the most common eye diseases, which today does not have an effective treatment method that can completely neutralize the disease. However, there are some prescription medications that are helpful in preventing the growth of abnormal blood vessels in the eye. Photodynamic or laser therapies are also options for destroying abnormal blood vessels. Cataract. In the early stages of cataracts, new glasses, magnifying lenses, and brighter lighting may help. If this does not help, then surgery remains the only effective treatment, which involves the removal and replacement of the cloudy lens with an artificial one. Glaucoma. In the event of glaucoma, vision loss is irreversible. An experienced ophthalmologist will recommend eye drops, tablets, as well as traditional and laser surgery as treatment. Treatment is focused on preventing vision loss. Diabetic retinopathy. If the disease is already in the advanced stages, then there is no effective treatment. However, photocoagulation (laser treatment for retinopathy) is very helpful in preventing vision loss. Another treatment option for diabetic retinopathy in its early stages is vitrectomy. Dry eye syndrome. Some of the most commonly used treatment options in this case include:- taking over-the-counter topical medications;
- prescription drugs;
- using different devices;
- surgery:
- lifestyle changes.