Genetic color blindness cannot be cured; a patient with
color blindness due to medication or complications from another disease can be
treated. Treating the disease that causes color blindness can relieve color
blindness.
Besides treatment, today scientists have invented color
filters to support the ability to distinguish colors for people with color
blindness. Although this type of glasses cannot completely cure the disease, it
helps the patient distinguish colors and reduces glare, making it easier to
distinguish colors.
Wearing colored contact lenses can also help distinguish
colors, but colors are unnatural and can distort the visible image.
In addition, color
blindness can be overcome by remembering the conventional positions of colors
such as traffic lights, which can be somewhat helpful for color blind people
when participating in traffic on the road.
Today, there is no cure for hereditary color blindness, but
prenatal diagnosis can identify the disease.
You can test for color blindness before going to a medical
facility here: color blind test
Prevent:
Treatment of medical diseases that can lead to color
blindness such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, glaucoma...
Check your health and chromosomes before getting married to
see if anyone has the disease, to avoid having your children get the disease in
the future.
When exposed to chemicals, eye protection is required.
Avoid eye and head injuries, which can easily cause visual
damage.
Do not use medication without a doctor's prescription.
Consult your doctor if you notice unusual vision problems.
