Glaucoma is a progressive eye disease that damages the optic nerve, generally associated with increased intraocular pressure. If not detected in time, it can cause permanent visual loss. At CeMPE, we approach glaucoma from prevention, early diagnosis, and personalized treatment, adapted to the type and degree of the disease.
Our team performs periodic checks and uses state-of-the-art technology to maintain eye pressure at safe levels and protect each patient's visual health.
At CeMPE, glaucoma control does not end with initial treatment. We design individualized follow-up plans with periodic reviews to evaluate evolution and adjust therapy according to results.
We combine close medical attention, surgical experience, and cutting-edge diagnostic equipment to ensure precise control and minimize disease progression.
Is there a cure for glaucoma?
No, but it can be effectively controlled. With early diagnosis and proper treatment, significant visual loss can be avoided.
What symptoms does glaucoma cause?
In most cases, it causes no discomfort or pain, which is why it is known as the “silent thief of sight.” Early detection is key.
How often should I check my eye pressure?
An annual ophthalmological review is recommended starting at age 40 or earlier if there are family history or risk factors.
Patients treated at CeMPE manage to maintain controlled eye pressure and slow down glaucoma progression. Our commitment is to preserve vision and improve quality of life with constant and personalized medical accompaniment.
