What are the symptoms of glaucoma?

Glaucoma, which is eye pressure, often doesn’t have obvious early symptoms, so regular eye exams are important. However, here are some possible symptoms:

1. Narrowing of the field of vision: Peripheral vision loss, progressive vision loss.
2. Eye pain: Severe or frequent pain.
3. Headache: Pain around the eye or in the front of the head.
4. Nausea and vomiting: May be accompanied by a sudden headache.
5. Blurred vision: Blurred or frequent blurring of vision.
6. Eye redness: Eye redness, especially with pain and blurred vision.

Do you experience any of these symptoms? If yes, which ones?

It may also be helpful to identify the frequency and duration of your symptoms. It is also important for me to know about your other health conditions and medications you are taking.

If you have these symptoms, you may need to see an eye specialist.

I am not a doctor and this is not a medical diagnosis.