@PaulSB back from hospital. I asked some questions and this my layman's understanding.
There are at least 15 types of glaucoma.
Some can be treated with drops. Some need drops every day or even twice a day.
My problem is exaggerated by both eyes having cataracts which are pressing on the lenses.... therefore drops are no use as they cant get between the lenses.
They are going to give me general anaesthetic and do both cataracts at the same time.
This will allow them to assess my glaucoma and decide which treatment is best.
I told her that if she could just ensure I keep my vision OK for another 20 years I will be very grateful.
There are at least 15 types of glaucoma.
Some can be treated with drops. Some need drops every day or even twice a day.
My problem is exaggerated by both eyes having cataracts which are pressing on the lenses.... therefore drops are no use as they cant get between the lenses.
They are going to give me general anaesthetic and do both cataracts at the same time.
This will allow them to assess my glaucoma and decide which treatment is best.
I told her that if she could just ensure I keep my vision OK for another 20 years I will be very grateful.
Afternoon, been to the dentist