Early symptoms of juvenile glaucoma?

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People often hear about eye diseases like glaucoma. So what is glaucoma? Glaucoma is an eye disease with optic nerve damage. The nerve fiber damage caused by high intraocular pressure makes the eye unable to see clearly. In general, mild glaucoma is not easy to be found. Glaucoma can not be underestimated, serious can lead to blindness. Therefore, if you find any discomfort, see a doctor for examination and treatment as soon as possible. There are five obvious symptoms in pre glaucoma. Also pay attention to a condition called angle closure glaucoma that can cause severe headaches.

Early symptoms of juvenile glaucoma?

When suffering from glaucoma, there will be red eyes, eye pain, blurred vision decline. This is the performance of asthenopia, if the rest is not improved, it is suffering from glaucoma. Most of the people suffering from glaucoma are young adults, with more women. Angle closure glaucoma is a serious disease, the attack is fast, the treatment cycle is long.

Frequent use of the eyes can lead to excessive fatigue of the ciliary muscles of the eyes, and the eyesight will decline. However, our eyesight will return to normal after a short rest. This will also suffer from glaucoma, high intraocular pressure, Ping can feel whether their eyeballs are relatively hard, waving very hard, if there is such a phenomenon is also a symptom of glaucoma.

Glaucoma that has many precursors and symptoms, headache is one of them, because the rapid rise of intraocular pressure, resulting in nerve stimulation and reflex nerve pain, often have sore eyes and migraine. There will be nausea and vomiting. People with these abnormal conditions should pay attention to the arrival of glaucoma.

matters needing attention

Pay attention to the change of intraocular pressure, narrow vision, vision loss, blurred vision. Nausea and vomiting, eye pain and sore. Hard eyes and so on are symptoms of glaucoma disease. Special attention should be paid to the indication of angle closure glaucoma. If you have the symptoms in front of you, go and check.