Glaucoma is the secondary cause of blindness in the world, according to the World Health group. Estimates put the total number of assumed cases of glaucoma at around 65 million worldwide.

It is a group of eye diseases that regularly steal sight without warning. In the untimely stages of the disease, there may be no symptoms. Experts estimate that half of the people affected by glaucoma may not know they have it.
Four Key Facts About Glaucoma
Glaucoma is a most important cause of blindness
There is no treatment (yet) for glaucoma
Everyone is at possibility for glaucoma
There may be no symptoms to advise you
Vision loss is caused by harm to the optic nerve. This nerve acts like an electric cable with over a million wires. It is conscientious for carrying images from the eye to the brain.

How does glaucoma affect  the eye?

The eye has an internal pressure created by fabrication of a clear liquid called aqueous hilarity. This fluid circulates through the eye and exits through the forward chamber direction and eventually drains into the blood flow. In glaucoma, the aqueous humor outflow is obstructed, resulting in improved eye pressure and, eventually, optic nerve spoil.

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