Normal intraocular pressure glaucoma, normal intraocular pressure can also be glaucoma?

The ** of glaucoma must not be ignored, if not in time, the visual field can be completely lost and blind. Glaucoma is one of the three major blindness diseases that cause blindness in humans! Please be careful!

Today's medical technology can use injections, lasers, surgeries or traditional Chinese medicine** methods. Recommended TCM ** method. Because surgery** often has a certain amount of risk.

You can refer to the five rounds of five viscera comprehensive ** to ** glaucoma, which has been used by many patients.

When the pressure in the eye exceeds the maximum level that your eye can tolerate, it is called glaucoma when it causes a series of visual impairments such as optic nerve damage, visual field defects and vision loss. The method of glaucoma ** is to reduce or control intraocular pressure and promote the discharge of aqueous humor, you can drink Jiuwei Tongren Tea to reduce intraocular pressure, improve microcirculation, and improve eye blood supply. You should also pay attention to:

Eating should be regular and the timing of eating should be reasonable. You should eat more and eat more easily digestible vitamin-rich foods, such as vegetables, fruits, etc.

It may be chronic glaucoma.

Fundus injuries are severe and there is little hope of recovery.

Prompt surgery may result in some improvement, but it is not guaranteed.

What is normal intraocular pressure glaucoma.

Bring the checklist, you can go to Deshengmen in Beijing to find Professor Chi Runhua to check it for you!

You have to take this to the experts, recommend Dr. He Yumin from Wuhan.

Normal intraocular pressure should be in the range of 11 21mmHg, but because each person's optic nerve tolerates intraocular pressure differently, some people do not have damage to the optic nerve and visual field although the intraocular pressure is higher than the normal value, which is called ocular hypertension, not glaucoma;

Therefore, high intraocular pressure is not necessarily glaucoma, and normal intraocular pressure may also be glaucoma.

Normal intraocular pressure should be in the range of 11 to 21 mmHg. However, due to the different tolerance of the optic nerve to intraocular pressure in each person, some people do not have damage to the optic nerve and visual field even though the intraocular pressure is higher than normal, which is called ocular hypertension rather than glaucoma; Others have glaucomatous optic nerve damage and visual field defects but have intraocular pressure within the normal range, which is called normal intraocular pressure glaucoma. That said, high intraocular pressure does not necessarily mean glaucoma, and normal intraocular pressure does not rule out glaucoma.

High intraocular pressure is a risk factor for glaucoma and needs to be aggressively controlled and checked regularly.