Glaucoma Books

Most of the discussion in these books is on treatment and what to do after you have the disease, which may only be useful to you after you are suffering from glaucoma.

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Coping With Glaucoma by Edith Marks and Rita Montauredes

The authors themselves both suffer from glaucoma.

They discuss the various types of glaucoma and their causes, risk factors involved, how glaucoma is detected, and the types of treatments and their outcomes.

They also discuss the dangers of surgery, and provide information on dietary approaches to preventing the disease.

A good book to get you motivated to start protecting your eyesight.

Glaucoma: A Patient's Guide to the Disease by Graham E. Trope

Written in 1997, so not up on the most current aspects of glaucoma. This is an easy-to-read book about the disease, with clear descriptions and definitions.

This book discusses the newest tests for diagnosing glaucoma, and the latest treatments, including surgery, laser treatments, and eye drops.

Information on using diet, nutritional supplements and lifestyle changes to improve your sight.

It also discusses low vision aids to help you if you have vision loss.

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