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Pupillary Block Glaucoma

Hypertension Diplopia

When treating patients for diplopia, it’s crucial to ascertain whether their double vision is binocular or monocular. One method for doing so involves asking whether it disappears when covering one

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Pupillary Block Glaucoma

High Cholesterol Eye Bags

Dark circles can result from the loss of subcutaneous fat beneath the eyes, skin laxity, hollowness of periorbital tissues and shadowing caused by orbicularis oculi muscle shadowing – all contributing

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Pupillary Block Glaucoma

High Cholesterol Eye Spots

Your eyes provide an important window into the health of your body. Fatty deposits, known as xanthomas, around your eyes may indicate high cholesterol levels or diabetes or thyroid dysfunction;

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Cotton Wool Spots

Cotton-wool spots are localized accumulations of axoplasmic debris in the retinal nerve-fiber layer caused by interrupted axonal transport, most often seen among patients suffering from diabetes and high blood pressure,

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Pupillary Block Glaucoma

High Blood Pressure and Vision Disorder

High blood pressure (or hypertension) can damage arteries throughout the body, including those in the eyes. This damage increases vision issues while simultaneously increasing risk for heart disease, stroke, kidney

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Pupillary Block Glaucoma

High Blood Pressure and Eye Floaters

High blood pressure can significantly impact your eyes and vision. Uncontrolled hypertension can lead to hypertensive retinopathy; having regular eye exams can detect damage and help keep it under control.

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