Development of Glaucoma Animation, Open Angle vs Angle Closure Glaucoma.
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Glaucoma is a group of eye diseases in which the optic nerve is damaged leading to irreversible loss of vision. In most cases, this damage is due to an increased pressure within the eye.
The eye produces a fluid called aqueous humor which is secreted by the ciliary body into the posterior chamber - a space between the iris and the lens. It then flows through the pupil into the anterior chamber between the iris and the cornea. From here, it drains through a sponge-like structure located at the base of the iris called the trabecular meshwork and leaves the eye. In a healthy eye, the rate of secretion balances the rate of drainage.
In people with glaucoma, the drainage canal is partially or completely blocked. Fluid builds up in the chambers and this increases pressure within the eye. The pressure drives the lens back and presses on the vitreous body which in turn compresses and damages the blood vessels and nerve fibers running at the back of the eye. These damaged nerve fibers result in patches of vision loss, and if left untreated, may lead to total blindness.
There are two main types of glaucoma: open-angle and angle-closure.
Open-angle glaucoma , or chronic glaucoma, is caused by partial blockage of the drainage canal. The angle between the cornea and the iris is "open", meaning the entrance to the drain is clear, but the flow of aqueous humor is somewhat slow. The pressure builds up gradually in the eye over a long period of time. Symptoms appear gradually, starting from peripheral vision loss, and may go on unnoticed until the central vision is affected. Progression of glaucoma can be stopped with medical treatments, but part of vision that is already lost can not be restored. This is why it's very important to detect signs of glaucoma early with regular eye exams.
Angle-closure glaucoma, or acute glaucoma, is caused by a sudden and complete blockage of aqueous humor drainage. The pressure within the eye rises rapidly and may lead to total vision loss quickly. Certain anatomical features of the eye such as narrow drainage angle, shallow anterior chamber, thin and droopy iris, make it easier to develop acute glaucoma. Typically, this happens when the pupil is dilated and the lens is stick to the back of the iris. This prevents the aqueous humor from flowing through the pupil into the anterior chamber. Accumulation of fluid in the posterior chamber presses on the iris causing it to bulge outward and block the drainage angle completely. Acute angle-closure glaucoma is a medical emergency and requires immediate attention.
I have glaucoma myself and I'm 24. I'm on for eye drops for my eye pressures 2 be controlled. I have to see my glaucoma doctor every 4 months to make sure everything is okay. I have had almost every glaucoma test and I have experienced this condition through part of my life. Glaucoma for me is not that bad it's just challenging because I have to make sure that I don't run out of my eye drops because then my pressure will go up. I can tell anyone with glaucoma that your attitude determines how bad you want your glaucoma to ruin your life. I choose to have a positive attitude towards living with glaucoma and helping other people with it.
Which eyedrapse
@@subashk7356 I'm on brimonidine, dorzolamide timolol, latanoprost, and pilocarpine for glaucoma.
All About Glaucoma Pt 2 Jasmyn Polite U SOUND LIKE U DONT KNOW JESUS MY FRIEND I have glaccuma n I REFUSE TO LET IT REMAIN IN ME IM 22 this year bud get close to God throughout Jesus u will experience a miracle if u BELIEVE enough
@@jasmynsglaucomajasmynpolit7033 Hey Jasmyn, don't listen to idiots who say Jesus will heal you. Stay on your drops as prescribed by your eye doctor. I have a recommendation for you though. It looks like you are on 4 eye drops. Usually when a patient requires so many drops to control their glaucoma, the doctor will recommend surgery to control your IOP. After the surgery, you will likely not need to use as many drops, and in some cases no drops are required after surgery. I would ask your eye doctor about it.
@@davidjohnson-db4df I know Jesus excuse me! God put people on the Earth 2 provide us with medication 4 diseases such as glaucoma and I'm doing the right thing by taking care of my body and especially when they are because that's where the glaucoma is! Please do not question my faith in God because you don't know me with that!
much better than studying in my ophthalmology book...thanks bro..
@@shruthikarthikeyan1227 Cuz the person speaking in the vid is a boy dumb
Shruthi Karthikeyan you are so stupid
@@shruthikarthikeyan1227 cz the person speaking has a male voice here.... What kind of a dumbass feminist r u lady?
As a medical student learning about closed angle glaucoma, thank you for such a short and concise representation!
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That was better than the six hours of class I had on this!
Well. Not really, but having seen this ahead would have made me more able to comprehend what the heck they were talking about for 6 hours.
GregTom2 i went for an eye test and they said I may have glocoma pressure in left eye is high...
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@@SijiElsaphilip-cd7er My goodness, I do not recall even making my original comment wow 8 years ago.. I actually had surgery on that eye last year.
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My father has had it since he was 25, he's now 52 and the situation has gotten worse in the last two years. He luckily got surgery from one of the best glaucoma doctors here. He described it to me like some of you guys did, he saw white dots and had a blurry vision, his left eye sadly isn't working anymore and he's completely blind in that eye. His right eye is much better but not good either. The surgery he had was the MIGS one (Mini Invasive Glaucoma Surgery, I believe?) where they put a microscopic tube in his eye and changed his crystalline and got rid of his Myopia too. The first day he described his vision as totally white as if he had a lamp right into his eye. Then, after like 10 days, he started panicking because he couldn't see in his right eye anymore either. He rushed to the hospital and luckily recovered and came back home after like 10 days (One of his vessels exploded and he had an eye hemorrhage. Luckily, all of the blood got adsorbed and the vision returned.) After like a month he started saying his vision is getting (a little) better, but sometimes still had the flashing white. It's now been over one month and a half since the surgery and his vision goes by days. Sometimes good, sometimes bad.. He has to get a visit at the clinic where the specialist works to see if he can use glasses or he has to wait. He went back to work but obviously he can't do the things he did because it's on the computer and he would only hurt his eye, but he goes there and does everything he can on paper. I wanted to let you guys know my experience (well, my father's) to see if someone has had something similar. I started getting more information lately, so I know more about this disease and can tell when something is wrong. I have known today that Glaucoma is hereditary and I'm scared I have it too. But, luckily, the last eye visit I did ,(one or two months ago, I don't exactly remember), I didn't have high eye pressure, so I know atleast for now that my vision is still safe. I am so sorry for everyone that has this disease, it's really nothing to joke about, as you may have it and you don't know it. Please y'all be cautious about your eyes and don't take it easy, a lot of people I know have had this disease and some of them are now blind because of it. Don't wait until it gets worse, get surgery done asap so you can prevent more permanent damage. Stay safe and healthy! 🥰
Hello i hope that your father has recovered quickly i know it's a serious disease because i was diagnosed with a glaucoma 1 year ago i m 32 years old my eye pressure is between 21 and 23 but my ophtalmologist hasn't prescribe me drops she sayed that is still early for the eye drops but i need to get checked every6 months .unfortunately my brother has a glaucoma too but his eyes nerves are dying which can lead to blindness as we are getting older it gets worse thanks for the advices
Can we talk on it more coz i also diagnosed
We often use our eyes to equalize intraocular pressure, but after injuries and surgery, you can't do that...
You just can't cure glaucoma with drops, you need to change your lifestyle...
The pressure in the eye is increased due to the spongy Trauber network clogged with fibrous blood, which removes 75% fluid into the Helmet channel. This often happens after getting blood due to eye injuries, or eye surgery, sugar, malnutrition and... etc..
There is more fluid entering the eyes than leaving....
Which really helps!
It is necessary to improve fluid drainage, but how?:
1 Improve rheology (fluidity...) diet (for example, diabetics), cans to improve lymph flow, leeches are the best... and so on
2 Improve blood vessels (contrast shower!!!, vitamins C and much more ...)
3 Mechanically help to remove fluid from the eyes (massage around the eyes to drain lymph ..., alternately squeezing- squeezing out excess fluid if you can not rub your eyes due to surgery or injury, etc.) ...
Everything is correct. But not all of them... I'll add it... In order for the blood to be "liquid", proper nutrition is necessary!!!, without excess sweet, flour, potatoes, etc.
A good outflow is helped by proper MASSAGE of the eyes and adjacent areas and neck. But it also helps a lot to alternately close your eyes!!! An eye to squeeze out!!! excess fluid from the eyes into the lymph via the trabecular network (spongy tissue is clogged with fibrous blood after surgery or injury), into the Helmet canal.
Massage of lymphatic vessels draining fluid near the eyes and ears, as well as from the entire head helps to prevent and treat GLAUCOMA!!!
A daily contrast shower helps, or at least applying hot wet or cold wipes to the eyes to train the elasticity of the vessels around the eyes, and the entire head. All this prevents GLAUCOMA, which is almost impossible to cure in any other way. Only if you put leeches to thin the blood. Regular cupping and cupping (hijams) also help to improve the rheology of blood and lymphatic fluid.
Very good video, just one point, animation makes it look like aqueous humour flows through lens, it actually flows around the lens, and around the pupil area.
Thanks for great explanation anyway
This video is perfect! Thank you for including the transcription in the description box.
I'm a high risk patient, with it running in the family, and I have unusually large optic nerve canals, that really concerned the doctors when they first saw them. Fortunately, I'm all good, but get tested every 6 months, just to make sure I stay all good.
Exactly what the doctor told me.
wtf... that is just sad.
Same here. They recently notice that my optic nerve were abnormal in size. I just saw my ophthalmologist and he said I was at risk for glaucoma. 😭
@@maggiem.3477 are you still good?
@@Ibloop yes. I had several tests done and I am good but I do have to follow-up every 6 months.
Thank you for this video, this really helped me out and to see whats happening with my eye. Thanks again!
Great video. I will use it in my eye clinic for patients teaching.
Great video! I've been reading about open and closed angle glaucomas but your video (the graphic and explanations) made it click. Thank you so much!
I now understand why I need to take eye drops for glaucoma. More likely to use the drops consistently b/c of this video.
my mom works with most of the pediatric and geriatric patients at an opthalmologist's (sp) practice and she uses the analogy of a chick hatching from an egg to describe the pressure build up. It really seems to resonate with most of her patients because it's not gory like exploding eyeballs and it's something we're all familiar with. I wish more people in the medical field could understand and acknowledge the value of teaching a patient to understand their condition. People don't miss pain medication because they know what will happen if they don't take it, but not everyone understands what will happen if they don't take their meds for conditions like this
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Great explanation of glaucoma. So very helpful. Thank you so much for posting this video.
I have glaucoma open angle ! Just noticed 2 days ago ! I am extremely scared. The medication starts from now that I am in 20s.
He gived me ZIOPTAN but after 2 nights I put in my eye. In the days my eye was red and also they got painfull! So I called my doctor and told me to stop and visit him again.
Did they find any changes in ur visual field test and what about the intra ocular pressure. Whats ur eye sight r u high myopic? And did they make any notes redgarding cupping of optic nerve in ur patient notes??
abdul kareem help me brother im terrified i see nothin but fog darkness.
How are you doing now?
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simple and to the point,,thanx
I have glaucoma but it's been under control my whole life
same
What did u do for control please
What did u do how to control it?
@@savannah5147 read the article above- it might help
How old are you now and how old were you when you got diagnosed and started treatment?
wow thank you dr for this video i have narrow or open angles and i have amblyopia and i have a congentital cateract on my right eye and over the years my good left eye is not as good as it use to be and im scared i dont want too loose my eyes now im having new problems with my eeyes im seeing black dots and black spots falling in my eyes. i dont want too loose my eye sight.
Thank you! For so long I've always been getting confused about whether mydriasis or miosis is the one that causes narrow-angle glaucoma and ended up always being 50/50 on exams. Now I'm sure of it.
To clarify, it is mydriasis, right??
@@michellebutterchew3678 yep! You are right
thank you for this detailed information I just learned yesterday and I have glaucoma and I'm doing my own research on how to care for my eye or eyes not sure how long it will take before I go blind and what are the therapies to prevent that your information was vitally important for me since the doctor was unable to explain it to me like you have thank you so much
Take your eye drops they prescribed. That is thee most important thing! Always use them, every day. Whether your on one drop every night before bedtime, or 1 drops 2x a day. That's the treatment. Drops! There are laser treatments, but the drops are the main thing and should keep the pressures down. Never let yourself run out. Be sure to get refills before your last bottle if you end up getting 3 bottles at a time. Good luck.
If you still get to see this, for correlated eye sensation and discomfort, se EYE CAUSUALITY SPECIALISED DOCTORS. GLAUCOMA DOCTORS MAINLY ONLY TRY OUT PHARMA SUGGESTED DROPS AND APPLY PROTOCOLS. You might be different from the statistical "media" number. Go for your health, you are great!
I'm thirteen and have glaucoma I discovered it today, I went to the eye doctor because I couldn't see from far away I'm really scared
You will be okay! You just have to keep taking your eye drops and seeing your glaucoma doctor every 4 months and you won't lose your sight. I've had glaucoma for 15 years and I'm 24 and this condition it can be challenging but we must have a positive attitude towards living with it. Like I say, glaucoma is only devastating and debilitating if you let it be! :-) there are so many sources to help people with glaucoma live a happy life.
@@jasmynsglaucomajasmynpolit7033 iam taking antidepressants from 3 weeks paroxetine
And yesterday I found that on the right side of my eye on white part there is reddish spot appear suddenly.
Iam worried
But today it's becoming light in colour
Pls guide
Beautifully explained, thank you!
Yall need too know not just fetty wap have Glaucoma but they had another singer have Glaucom....
I have had 5 retina detachments, I have buckles on both eyes. I have developed advanced glaucoma in both eyes from all the trauma from the surgery's. Cataract surgery in both eyes & multiple laser and cryotherapy's. I think that's it but I'm starting to lose track, Oh yea I have diplopia too. LOL I can actually see pretty well considering, I have been able to drive up until this week. I have a fantastic retina specialist, he saved my vision many times! I'm having optic nerve trouble now, my glaucoma is starting to win the battle just in the last few months. I'm afraid I'm headed for the dark room now, but I have prepaired myself mentally for this final chapter in my life.
wtf.... how are u now?
Every student will fall in love with studies if teaching is at this level ..i Thanks Tons ♥️
Thanks and welcome!
@@Alilamedicalmedia apakah Glaucoma sudut bisa sembuh..?
Mohon penjelasanya terima kasih sebelumnya🙏
Best treatment for glaucoma
Athwal Eye care provides medication, laser therapy and surgery for the Glaucoma.Medicated eye drops are the most common way to treat glaucoma. These medications lower your eye pressure either by slowing the production of aqueous humor or by increasing its outflow from the eye.For laser therapy a laser treatment called selective laser trabeculoplasty, (SLT), is often used to treat glaucoma.Surgery is another way of treatment.
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it is a great video ,for educational purpose..its too long and hard in my ophthalmology books
Why cant my nursing profs teach this so clearly lol
THANk you for this amazing simple vedio❤️❤️❤️
Thre are so many dysfunctions in the human body and someof them just happen for no apparent reason
My right gets tunnel vision but it only last a few minutes and only happens 5 to 8 times a year
This was really helpful. Thanks 😊
I was just diagnosed with acute angle glaucoma this week. I'm scheduled for laser treatment in 2 weeks. This was a great visual aid for me to understand the actual issue. Thank you!
I hope you get well
How are you now?
I'm 52 and I was diagnosed today. He said the pressure in one eye was 28 and the other was 30 and that normal was between 10-21. I am scheduled for the laser surgery the end of this month. I've been having severe headaches for the past couple of years, I'm really hoping that this helps.
@@nigaraftab516 My ophthalmologist says the Lazer treatment did what it was supposed to do but I'll never be able to stop the eyedrops for glaucoma. I'm having a increase of ocular migraines though. About 3 a week. Hopefully they will pass.
My mother also have severe headache.... hope you get well and my mother also...
I have a question because I am not sure what to do when the time comes, my dog had glaucoma in both eyes, one eye has been removed because it was too late before we noticed and it was causing him severe pain, the other eye is being medicated and has been stable for about two years now, the dog is 13-14 years old and other than his eye and some mysterious tumor in his mouth is in good health (no joint problems, dementia, severe gingivitis, or weight problems) inevitably when the condition of his eye becomes bad enough to cause severe pain again we are planning to put him to sleep because the dog would be elderly, in pain and the vet bills are high and also because if the mysterious black tumor in his mouth turns out to be cancer there is no point in spending thousands of dollars. but other than these issues he is in totally great shape. now I have seen dogs before where the owner had obviously neglected treatment for their dog with glaucoma and the dog despite having a huge unsightly bulging cloudy eye exploding out of its head seemed totally happy and full of energy, what if we were to do the same thing and just do nothing if the eye drops stopped working? how long does it take for the pain to go away? is it better to just leave the eye and let him be in pain for a few months and then let him live the rest of his life happily or it is better to put him to sleep??
The eye drop should be working. If they aren't the vet can switch the drops. There are many more they can try, or add to the one currently. I get it is very expensive to care for a dog, but that's part of being a responsible owner. How would you feel if someone asked if they could stop helping you if you were going to be in pain and it'll lead to complete blindness? It's the same thing. The dog has one eye, there isn't a way for you to let it go and not treat the eye with glaucoma and it be happy the rest it's life. The dog is old, the chance of it adapting to being completely blind, is not high. My dad and stepmom, let their poor dog stay miserable for so long. It ran into things hard sometimes, it cried and whined. It broke my heart! But it had many other problems. Sorry so long. But, it is not okay to let it go, the doggy have a coupe more years left or may have way less, so why not take great care of it, spoil it the best you can, so it can really be happy and loved the rest of its remaining life? You don't want to see it tortured in pain or blind fully. Especially if you say it's heathy besides the glaucoma. Good luck, and I hope you really think about my advice.
serious question out of curiosity - can your eye actually...not "explode" but..."explode" from the excess pressure? I guess it would probably more disintegrate or rupture
No the eyeball will not explode.You aren't understanding where the pressure is.It being fluid pressed against the nerves causing vision loss.
God is God, very wonderful is his creation. Praise the Lord. 🙏
for creating glaucoma?
I was diagnosed with open angle glaucoma about 32 years ago. I manage my glaucoma with Timolol and Latanoprost eye drops and regular checkups by my Ophthalmologist. Stay the course and good luck to you.
What was symptom and what was your eye presuare
@@rebarmessi1830 Rebar, eye pressure then was 27 each eye. Photos early on of my retinas showed minor impact at that time. Visual fields tests since show meds preventing further damage. Effectively I still have nearly full visual fields in both eyes.
@@rebarmessi1830 Symptom was a feeling that my eyes were expanding slowly, like inflating a balloon. Some pain too.
I take latanoprost for glaucoma at bedtime in both eyes.
How your vision is
Interesting
thank you so much! i had a hard time understanding what was happening while reading the book and this video really helped me a lot!
Thanks much🔥🔥😎😎
thanks a lot..for demostrating so simply 😍😍😍 much better than books
great video thanks a bunch!
Who came here coz of fetty whap
Me lol
Haha me!
Grandpa just got diagnosed.
Thank you for the wonderful video!!!
As someone who has suffered severe damage to their last functional optic nerve... and all I've been told is it is 'Glaucoma-like' in origins...
There's nothing humorous about the acquis-humor blockages.
Why does the trabecular mesh get blocked? How does the trabecular mesh get blocked?
Please !
A buildup of fluids blocks it.The drainage system isn't working is my layman explination.I have it in both eyes.
@@pattypierce8189 What kind of fluid buildup and from where? Thanks in advance. Also God bless your eyes if you have it.
Really helpful...thanks❤
Nice, but watch on 1.5x
Someone please tell me about the glucoma laser surgery cost...?
Hv you done
I have open angle glaucoma and had surgery on my left eye in November. It worked. My pressure in the left eye is normal. The doctor will operate on my right eye in March.
Ur saying open angle is chronic type (chronic itseems for longer period of time) then hw partial blockage of drainage cannel it should be the comp blockage na so it will be irreversible nd permanent loss of vision
My optometrist thinks I have glaucoma. The one thing in my eye ( can’t remember it’s name) is 20% bigger than the thing in my left eye.
You need to go to an optomologist ASAP.Your optometrist should have booked you an appointment. Run don't walk !
@@pattypierce8189 Sorry but no not really. Glaucoma is an extremely slow process. It sounds like from "Weird Cow"'s description that his/her Optic nerve's C/D ratio is 20% bigger in the right eye. This is only a small sign of glaucoma and not an emergency. Likely all other risk factors for glaucoma were not present. So the patient should have relevant testing performed at their earliest convenience but don't wait years to have it done.
I am an eye doctor.
@@Akira3kgt Possibly having glaucoma demands care as soon as possible.I have it and do not know how long I had it before being diagnosed.I would get eye glasses every couple of years but they never worked.I have lost a lot of vision in one eye in 10 years.You can say it is slow but I will tell you that means nothing to a person living with it.It is nothing to put aside believe me.
I doubt you are an eye doctor, I'm an unsure of you "weird cow" is, unless the previous person who posted the comment changed their name, if not then I am shocked at the name calling. Anyhow, the fact that you are a so called doctor giving medical advice on a patient who is not yours, on a public forum is extremely unethical and a violation of your oath. Also, the fact you told the person that it's a slow process and they don't have to rush to an Ophthalmologist's office is scary! No, they do need to go ASAP. They need to be seen and have the appropriate tests, pictures and exam done to evaluate the type and how advanced it is,. The pressures checked etc. to prevent vision loss if none has been already! Do you know how many patients I have seen that says they wished they had come to our office sooner, or that they didn't know, and thankful they came bc they lost an eyeball already, or most vision in one eye already. The optometrist should of referred the person to an Ophthalmologist, if not seek one out on your own. Better safe than sorry.
Amen! I know better than Bb being a damn doctor. I'm a supermodel then. Lmao but no they are insane to tell that person that. That's something you want to seek treatment for immediately! Thanks and good luck to you Patty
Supposed you're an open angled glaucoma suspect in both eyes and your eye pressure is normal but you have some peripheral loss? How do you treat this?
Beautifully explained 👍🏼
wow amazing
that's very helpful
I got this disease im so scared
I have it too I just got back from my eye appointment, but there is hope all we have to is have faith in God his miracles are real. I stopped going to church because of life but that's no excuse. God bless you. take care
Don’t be. Do the treatments and try not to make too intense physical exercises. Things will be okay ♥️
I also have glaucoma and I'm 25 I've had this disease for 16 years
Great explanation! It's important to receive treatment to prevent vision loss.
If i have border line glaucoma can I take Benadryl
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I know that some of Tokyo ghoul fans will watch this video...:)
why?
thanks a lot ... excellent
Had this when I was a teenager. I told my dad about it, and he just said to put a cold towel over them eyes. Very uncomfortable. Feels like the eyes are about to pop
Enviroment view loss slowly by slowly. In cronicle desease.
View loss in eyes
Red eye and attacs.
Would breaking/shattering your eye sockets and or face cause any form of this?
Well explained 👌👍
I have glocoma
Thanks for describing concepts easily...than my ophtha book.🙏
thank you so much ^-^
I have glaucoma
Open glaucoma- TM blocked
Close glaucoma-pupil block
I also have it
I have glaucoma
+Alainah Muñiz That sucks... I always think "glaucoma" when I experience blurry vision. I seem to forget what glaucoma is repetitively....
Probably because a possible symptom of glaucoma is cataracts. A lot of people confuse the two. Cataracts are when your eyes get cloudy
@Nicole B Garcia - It seems you have also confused the two. Glaucoma does not cause cataracts. Cataracts is the opacification of eye lens. Glaucoma is damage to the optic nerve through increased eye pressure. Acute angle closure glaucoma does however cause blurry vision through a mechanism that causes the cornea to become filled with fluid.
Check out "side effects" of your medicines.
I have glaucoma and I'm 24 about to be 25 next month
😭 my father has this shit can i change his eye
Thank you so much!!!plz making like these animated version of diseases
Excellent it was very helpful thank you so much 👌🏻👌🏻
Great video
Thank you!
Need another video explaing glucoma medication.
best
awesome explanation
nice
Thank you
Great explanation, better than in textbook. Thanks a lot
too good
Good ans clear presentation.
I just have acute angle vision, not a disease.
Its too easy to understand compare with book
Well explained, thank you
Wow. Loved the explanation. 😍
very good 👍
very helpful :)
can anyone get glaucoma........... and dose it hurt...........what are the siptons
It's really high pressure so it gives you really bad headaches
Adelee Marie yes anyone can get it. Most likely adults over 40. Symptoms are severe eye pain and headaches mostly.
It depends on what type of glaucoma you have. Usually the most common with open-angle glaucoma is the sneak thief of sight because there's no early warning signs until your almost blind later in the condition
Yes anyone can get glaucoma even young children. I was diagnosed with glaucoma when I was 9 and I've got this disease for 16 years and I'm on eye drops for my pressures. And most of the time glaucoma doesn't hurt except for closure angle glaucoma.
@@jasmynsglaucomajasmynpolit7033 is minor sharp eye pain a symptom of open-angle glaucoma? i don't think i have closed-angle glaucoma since i have been feeling it for like a week
i heard this happened to fetty wap
Yes it did
phenomenal!!
great
Can autophagy improve glaucoma?
Ya baby 1738
The video was very helpful for me during my studies , easily understood . Thanks so much.