Tancheng County First People's Hospital Glaucoma Week Charity Activities (3.8-3.10)

Tancheng County First People's Hospital Glaucoma Week Charity Activities

1. Free Clinic Contents

1. Free vision examination;

2 . Free intraocular pressure examination;

3. Free slit lamp and fundus examination;

4. Free glaucoma screening to popularize knowledge about glaucoma and scientific eye care.

2. Free Clinic Time

March 8, 2022 - March 10, 2022

Advance appointment required, limited to ten people per day

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3. Free clinic location

Ophthalmology Department, fourth floor, outpatient building, Tancheng County First People's Hospital

4. Free clinic doctor's consultation table

Tuesday, Wednesday, week 4

Lou Tan Cao Jingchen Lou Tan

5. Popular science knowledge about glaucoma

1. What is glaucoma?

Glaucoma is a group of Eye diseases with characteristic optic nerve damage and visual field defects can damage the optic nerve and its visual pathways, eventually leading to visual function impairment or even blindness.

2. Will glaucoma definitely lead to blindness?

If it can be diagnosed early, glaucoma can be controlled and the damage to vision will be relatively small. If it is allowed to develop, peripheral vision and central vision will be damaged. will be severely damaged and eventually cause permanent blindness.

Glaucoma can occur at any age. In particular, the five categories of people with temperatures above 600 degrees, systemic diseases, diabetes, and people over 40 years old are high-risk groups. They should go to the hospital regularly for glaucoma-related examinations to rule out or detect glaucoma early and treat it early.

3. Can glaucoma be prevented?

Some glaucoma can be effectively prevented. Early examination, early detection and early and correct treatment can control the development of glaucoma and prevent further damage to visual function. Regular comprehensive eye exams can help detect changes in visual function.

4. Is glaucoma hereditary?

Glaucoma is hereditary to a certain extent. Although the offspring of glaucoma patients may not necessarily develop glaucoma, they are more likely to develop glaucoma than normal people. Therefore, people over the age of 40 with a family history of glaucoma should have regular eye exams.

5. What should you pay attention to if you have glaucoma?

1) Do not use your eyes for a long time in a dim environment, and keep the light soft;

2) To avoid overexertion, you can participate in aerobic exercise, such as walking, jogging, etc.;

3) Maintain a stable mood and avoid excessive worry, anger, etc.;

4) Short-term Do not drink a lot of water during the day, but increase the frequency of drinking water;

5) Glaucoma is a lifelong eye disease. You must take medication in a standardized and reasonable manner as prescribed by the doctor, and review it regularly.