Does high intraocular pressure disease have siphon

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My mother has always had high intraocular pressure, so she often has vision problems. But the doctor said that high intraocular pressure is related to iridescence, and it must be treated at the same time. I am very worried about this, so today I will introduce to you whether high intraocular pressure has iridescence.

Does high intraocular pressure disease have siphon

First, there was only an increase in intraocular pressure, and there was no damage to optic disc and visual field after follow-up. The development of high intraocular pressure is a slow and relatively benign process. Through long-term observation, the intraocular pressure of the vast majority of patients with high intraocular pressure is stable and even has a downward trend, which is in sharp contrast to the slow progress and aggravation of open-angle glaucoma.

Second: optic disc hemorrhage is considered as a sign of transition to open-angle glaucoma, most of which are located in the upper and lower poles of the optic disc, and the lower pole is more common. Because the clinical situation of ocular hypertension is complex, and it is true that some ocular hypertension will eventually develop into primary open-angle glaucoma.

Third: in addition to regular follow-up (regular review of intraocular pressure, optic disc, retinal nerve fiber layer and visual field), in recent years, most mathematicians are inclined to take "protective" treatment for ocular hypertension with risk factors of primary open-angle glaucoma or visual field damage.

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After reading, we all have their own understanding. In fact, high intraocular pressure and iridescence can be treated. We must protect and pay more attention to our eyes.