Angle-closure glaucoma refers to the increased pressure in the anterior chamber (front chamber) of the eyes caused by the blockage of fluid within the eyes. The intraocular pressure is elevated as the fluid cannot be drained out through canals properly. The most common symptoms include eye pain, intermittent headaches, loss of peripheral vision, and halos around lights. Immediate treatment is necessary to prevent vision loss.
Glaucoma: An Overview
Glaucoma is a condition affecting the eye in which the optic nerve is damaged by high levels of pressure, which can lead to blindness if left untreated.
Glaucoma - an Overview of Causes, Types and Treatment
Most people know glaucoma as a disease associated with diabetes and is caused by high intraocular pressure (pressure in the eye). I have explained its causes, types, symptoms, investigations, and treatment in detail in this article.
