Tell the truth: the body has these 4 manifestations, or the 'precursor' of glaucoma, know it earlier and get better
As we all know, glaucoma is a relatively common eye disease. During the development process, patients will have insufficient blood supply to the optic nerve and pathologically increased intraocular pressure. These primary risk factors may trigger glaucoma.
During development, the aqueous humor circulation is hindered, and these pathological changes will occur due to the increase of intraocular pressure. Therefore, if the signal of glaucoma is found, countermeasures should be taken in time, otherwise the glaucoma condition is serious, which may lead to blindness of the patient. So, what are the symptoms of glaucoma?
- Eye pain
When signs of glaucoma appear, treatment should be taken immediately. When glaucoma develops, the main feature of many people is the obvious swelling and pain in the eyes. Due to the development of glaucoma, the aqueous humor cannot be discharged in time. When the aqueous humor is full, the intraocular pressure rises rapidly, which may cause eye swelling. Painful feeling.
If the eye pain persists and cannot be treated as a common problem, it is likely to be a signal from glaucoma, which needs to be dealt with and improved in time, and early treatment can control the condition.
- Dry eyes and easy fatigue
During the onset of glaucoma, there will be a feeling of dryness and fatigue in the eyes, especially chronic angle-closure glaucoma. The incidence rate increases significantly after the age of 30. After being affected, the eyes will experience dryness and fatigue. On people who are excited, often overworked, and have long-term insomnia.
For these adverse symptoms of the eyes persist, if the cause is unknown, it is necessary to seek medical attention in time to determine whether it is caused by glaucoma. Many people think that eye fatigue and dryness are not a big problem, and it is very likely that they will threaten their health after glaucoma continues to worsen.
- Nausea and vomiting
If you find that you have bad symptoms of nausea and vomiting, in addition to checking whether it is a gastrointestinal disease, you should also judge whether it is related to glaucoma. Many people develop acute angle-closure glaucoma, in which intraocular pressure rises dramatically as it develops.
There may be conjunctival congestion, and the affected headache will be obvious, accompanied by systemic symptoms such as nausea and vomiting. If not controlled in time, nausea and nausea will persist, which is also a possible adverse symptom of glaucoma.
- Blurred vision
Glaucoma is a serious disease, and many patients will have vision loss during the development process. Blurry when looking at things, which is an undesired symptom that can occur in the early stages of glaucoma.
Affected by glaucoma, it becomes blurry when seeing things, and there may even be sudden presbyopia, and myopia is aggravated. For the persistence of these adverse symptoms, it is necessary to take treatment measures as soon as possible, and improve through reasonable control, in order to prevent glaucoma from aggravating and affecting health.