My glaucoma specialist recommends a trab but my second-opinion glaucoma specialist doesn feel its warranted at this time. What should I do?
You should ask each why they make their recommendations. Where do they think your glaucoma will be years from now if you maintain the current treatment regimen? Some doctors are more aggressive than others when it comes to surgery. Ultimately you need to feel comfortable with the doctor who is treating you, and choose a treatment option. If you are really stuck, then get a third opinion. Although a second- or third-opinion doctor may see you only once, if he or she has access to your records including visual fields, then his or her recommendation is valid. Dr.
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