Consult the experts in Yiyang Aier Eye Hospital. Is headache and vomiting related to glaucoma?

According to glaucoma experts from Yiyang Aier Eye Hospital, the main symptoms of acute glaucoma are sore eyes, pain, sometimes accompanied by headache, vomiting and other symptoms, which are easily confused with common gastrointestinal diseases. However, glaucoma is an eye disease characterized by elevated intraocular pressure, which is very urgent. In severe cases, the vision will drop sharply, eventually leading to blindness.

Experts remind that headache and vomiting may be harbingers of glaucoma attack, especially when the seasons alternate or the mood fluctuates, everyone must pay attention to prevention.

In addition to inducing abnormal eyeball development and bad mood, reading books often in dim light can also induce glaucoma attacks. Patients with high myopia, diabetes and family history of glaucoma have more chances to develop glaucoma than normal people. Therefore, these high-risk groups should regularly check intraocular pressure, fundus and visual field. Once abnormal phenomena such as eye swelling, headache and blurred vision are found, you should go to the hospital for examination in time to rule out the possibility of glaucoma.