Why do you get glaucoma

Glaucoma is an ophthalmic disease. Under normal circumstances, human eyes have a certain amount of pressure, but if the intraocular pressure is too high, it may lead to glaucoma. Glaucoma is caused by people being in a state of long-term... Being overly nervous, anxious, and irritable under high stress can increase the risk of glaucoma. Today, I will show you why you get glaucoma?

The main triggering factors of glaucoma are long-term adverse mental stimulation, bad temper, depression and anxiety. Therefore, keeping a good mood and avoiding excessive emotional fluctuations are crucial to preventing glaucoma. Do not overuse your eyes, pay attention to eye hygiene, eye hygiene, use your eyes scientifically, do not read books or newspapers under strong light, do not stay in a dark room for a long time, keep the light sufficient and soft. In addition, you can also drink a cup of Jiuwei Tongren Tea every day to help restore the eye's ability to adjust, prevent eye diseases, relieve eye fatigue, and prevent the malignant development of glaucoma.

Glaucoma is a serious eye disease that causes the optic disc (formerly known as the optic papilla) to sink and visual field defects due to increased intraocular pressure, which can eventually lead to blindness. The normal intraocular pressure is 10-21 mmHg (Schitz tonometer), and exceeding 24 mmHg is a pathological phenomenon. Increased intraocular pressure can lead to impaired visual function, with large and deep depressions in the optic disc and typical glaucomatous changes in the visual field. The longer the increased intraocular pressure lasts, the more serious the visual impairment will be. The reason for the increase in intraocular pressure in glaucoma is that the dynamic balance of the aqueous humor circulation is disrupted. In a few cases, it is due to excessive secretion of aqueous humor, but in most cases, it is due to obstruction of aqueous humor outflow, such as narrow or even closed anterior chamber angle, sclerosis of trabeculae, etc.

A normal eyeball has a certain amount of pressure. When the intraocular pressure exceeds the maximum level that the eyeball can tolerate, it causes a series of visual function injuries such as optic nerve damage, visual field loss, and decreased vision, which is called glaucoma. The treatment for glaucoma is to lower or control intraocular pressure and promote the discharge of aqueous humor. You can drink 9-flavor Tongren tea to lower intraocular pressure, improve microcirculation, and improve blood supply to the eye. You should also pay attention to the following in daily life: your diet should be regular and your meal time should be arranged reasonably. You should eat more easily digestible foods rich in vitamins, such as vegetables and fruits.