My dad is 52 years old and has glaucoma. If he undergoes eye transplantation, can he have his vision? Or else any other solution to prevent his vision loss. Its been 2 years he's using eye drops for controlling vision loss. Please advice on this.

Dr. Shweta BadghareHomeopathy Doctor18yrs exp

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patient with corneal transplant often respond poorly to medication and laser treatment and require surgical intervention not only to lower the intraocular pressure and preserve the optic nerve but also improve the survival of the corneal graft 

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Dr. Suhas Chandra NayakHomeopathy Doctor50yrs exp

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Use homeo medicine to be useful physostigma 30 thrice daily and kali phos 3 x 4 tabs twice daily with luke worm water if needed contact by librate, com. 

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Himani BelwalAyurvedic Doctor7yrs exp

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Dear lyprate user to avoid surgery one can have ayurveda medicine and certain diet change few procedure which has been explained in ayurveda like netra tarpan, nasya etc. Internal medication for the same is start intake amla fruit or juice daily. Soak triphala powder overnight and filter it in morning and wash your eyes daily with that water it will improve the vision as well. Gokshuradi guggulu. 

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Dr. Aruna PathaniaHomeopathy Doctor8yrs exp

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phyostigmab30 tds with cineria maritima eye drops gives marvelous results 

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