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Glaucoma can be successfully managed with regular eye exams, medications (usually in the form of eye drops), and, if necessary, laser or standard surgery to improve drainage systems and help the eye self-regulate its pressure. Glaucoma is treatable and does not have to result in blindness if caught early and properly monitored.
