Xue Jiayan blew up her illness experience last year, and there were still palpitations: it was possible to become blind due to delayed treatment!
The 72-year-old Xue Jiayan has been in the film circle for more than 60 years, and she is still quite elf from time to time, but it turned out that when she filmed "50 Years of Popular Classics" last year, her vision became worse and it began to become difficult to read, and she was later diagnosed with wet elderly macular degeneration.
Jia Yanjie and her daughter Shi Youshan appeared at the 7th Golden Age Exhibition and Summit to share their illness experience: "When filming "50 Years of Popular Classics" last year, I found it difficult to read the lyrics, because I had always worn contact lenses, and at first I just thought that the contact lens power was not suitable. However, the condition did not improve after changing contact lenses, and it was only after examination by doctors that it was learned that he had wet age macular degeneration. The doctor told me that there was a hyperplasia of blood vessels and that they needed treatment. When I heard about the disease, coupled with the lack of understanding of alzheimer's macular degeneration, I was very worried." There is currently no cure for dry alzheimer's macular degeneration, but the effect on vision is generally mild. Conversely, the effects of wet alzheimer's lesions on vision can be significant and more likely to cause irreversible damage to vision.
Fortunately, thanks to the close care of her children and the timely discovery, Sister Yan is now in a much more stable situation, and she also came out to share her illness experience, hoping that everyone will be treated as soon as possible: "I understand that many old friends like me mistakenly think that it is normal to be old and blind, and they are afraid of trouble with their families, so they are afraid of medical treatment." The doctor told me that people in severe condition may become blind due to delayed treatment, and then it may be more troublesome, and I have a little bit of a palpitation in retrospect."
