Common misconceptions include that all glaucoma patients have elevated intraocular pressure, that it inevitably leads to blindness, or that the condition can be cured.
Light sensitivity, also known as photophobia, can stem from minor eye issues like dry eyes or injury, but it may also indicate more serious neurological conditions.
Excessive phone and television use, insufficient sleep, inadequate hydration, and frequent eye rubbing are common habits during the Tet holiday that can lead to dry eyes.
Ngo Gia Tu Saigon Eye Hospital adheres to international JCI standards, a US hospital quality assessment system, focusing on patient safety, care processes, and quality management.
