Have you noticed those weird floaters in your eyes?

Have you noticed those weird floaters in your eye?

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What are they? Is it something you should be worried about? Here’s the trick to clear eyesight.

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Have you noticed those weird floaters in your eyes?

Floaters… Have you checked your intraocular pressure? Many men have high eye pressures and floaters…

And that often means glaucoma.

Because glaucoma is a huge problem as people age and is associated with floaters…

…but glaucoma is not caused by what doctors say it is.

There are several types of glaucoma.

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All of them are characterized by high pressure in the eye (high intraocular pressure) which is measured by a tonometer.

According to some doctors, the range of normal pressure is anywhere from 12 to 22 mm.

Generally anything over 20 mm is diagnosed as glaucoma.

The most common type of glaucoma is treated with eye drops or surgery.

Glaucoma may be totally without any symptoms, so everybody should have their eyes checked regularly.

Some less common forms of glaucoma do show symptoms, and those aren’t what you might think.

If you have some weird floaters or changes in your eyes, especially if accompanied by nausea or vomiting or headache…

…you should see an eye doctor immediately on an emergency basis.

Also, people sometimes experience an effect similar to a curtain falling on their vision, or something similar:

And in this case it can indicate detachment of the retina.

You should call 911, lie down, and be still…

Retinal detachment can be prevented or reversed if you get treated on time.

Any jostling or even standing up can actually make the retina detach completely, which is very difficult to fix.

Now it turns out there are several agents that can reverse glaucoma.

They are based on the fact that glaucoma is caused by an increase in serotonin in the eye.

Higher serotonin levels lead to higher pressures in the eye.

In this study, they checked the dopamine levels and receptors in the eyes of rabbits.

Generally dopamine and serotonin act like mirror opposites.

When dopamine is high, serotonin is low.  And when serotonin is high, dopamine is low.

“Stimulation of D2 receptors may provide a new pharmacological approach for the treatment of ocular hypertension frequently associated with glaucoma.”

There is a very well-known class of compounds originally derived from LSD that can stimulate D2 receptors. (But they are not hallucinogenic.)

The most common of these that is still often used today is bromocriptine.

One that is less common, but probably superior, is lisuride.

When people were given these drops containing small amounts of bromocriptine, it lowered the pressures in their eyes quite effectively.

Even oral doses of bromocriptine lower pressure in the eye.

Bromocriptine (and probably glycerides) have very few or no side effects in the eye.

And they may be superior to a lot of the expensive eye drops that are currently being used for glaucoma.

Glaucoma and eye pressures are worse in the winter than they are in the summer.

This gives credence to the serotonin-dopamine connection with glaucoma.

As you can see in this graph:

Winter causes stress to our bodies, partly because there are fewer daylight hours.

And that’s when pressures in the eye increase.

Glaucoma is the result of elevated stress hormones including serotonin and probably estrogen.

Anything that lowers estrogen and serotonin can reduce glaucoma pressure and get your eyes back to normal.

Be sure to share this information with your doctor and don’t take chances by trying things on your own.

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Five Common Glaucoma Tests 
https://www.glaucoma.org/glaucoma/diagnostic-tests.php 

Retinal Detachment 
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/retinal-detachment/symptoms-causes/syc-20351344 

Effects of dopamine D-1 and D-2 receptors on intraocular pressure in conscious rabbits 
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/BF01273174 

A comparison of the ocular hypotensive effect of 0.025% bromocriptine and 0.25% timolol eye drops in normal human volunteers 
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1365-2125.1989.tb03525.x/full 

Effect of seasons on intraocular pressure 
https://pc.ekjo.org/Synapse/Data/PDFData/0065KJO/kjo-10-29.pdf 

https://www.glaucomafoundation.org/treating_glaucoma.htm 

https://www.medicinenet.com/glaucoma/article.htm#what_types_of_surgery_or_laser_therapy_treat_glaucoma 

http://www.thehealthsite.com/news/eye-pressure-and-glaucoma-everything-you-need-to-know-b0316/ 

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1888429615000990 

 
1. What is glaucoma treatment? 
Glaucoma is a eye condition which normally is seen in people as they age. It is a eye disease where there is elevated eye pressure that affects the delicate nerves of the eye, often resulting in loss of vision and permanent blindness. The two types of Glaucoma is ,open angle glaucoma ( which is a long duration chronic condition) and closed angle glaucoma ( sudden acute condition or a chronic disease ).The open angle Glaucoma is the most common type of glaucoma.The usual treatment of Glaucoma involves the use of eye drops, pills and surgical alternatives to prevent the loss of vision. Surgical procedures usually involve laser surgeries and traditional surgeries. Laser surgery usually takes as less than 10 – 15 minutes, in which a laser beam is used to affect the eyes drainage system in a way, which lowers the eye pressure. The common types of Laser surgery that is done for open angle glaucoma is called trabeculoplasty.There are two types of Glaucoma procedures that is usually done for open angle glaucoma, called Argon Laser Trabeculoplasty (ALT) and Selective Laser Trabeculoplasty (SLT).In cases where the Laser surgery has not been effective enough to lower the eye pressure, conventional surgery is usually recommended. The most common type of surgery that is followed for open angle and closed angle glaucoma is termed as trabeculectomy.There are also other non surgical alternatives that are used for Glaucoma treatment such as Canaloplasty which is a type of non penetrative surgery. Another approach is the use of Trabectome,a probe like device which is used to open the eye’s drainage system through a tiny incision and lowering the eye pressure. 

2. Is the eye pressure test risky? 
The test that is usually done to gauge the eye pressure is called as Tonometry.Usually done by a Optometrist or an Ophthalmologist, this test analyzes whether the eye pressure is normal and can be a great metric to take precautionary steps if there is a imbalance to the same.Usually a simple test, Tonometry can test cases of higher than normal eye pressure. The normal eye pressure is between 12 and 20 mg Hg. An eye pressure which is higher than 20 mg Hg is susceptible to Glaucoma. Usually the Tonometry test is dependent on several factors like the patient’s age and any other health risk factors like Diabetes. The various kinds of Topometry tests are Applanation, indentation, and electronic tonometry of which Applanation is considered the most accurate and reliable form of eye pressure test. The eye pressure which is also known as intraocular pressure is different for different individuals and thus individuals with a higher than normal eye pressures are at a greater risk of Glaucoma.Though Tonometry is relatively safe, some of the risk may include the risk of scratching the cornea when the eye is touched. A scratch to the cornea is painful but given the right medications can often heal fast in a couple of days. One another risk is the possibility of infection from the instruments that are used to touch the cornea.Thus proper attention and care when doing a Tonometry test is very important especially by the medical experts doing it. It is important to do your own research on the past history and test results/experiences of other patients of a eye testing clinic before you go there. 

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