Glaucoma: The Silent Threat to Vision
Glaucoma is a common disease affecting the optic nerve, the essential connection between the eye and the brain. The most significant and dangerous characteristic of Glaucoma is that it typically presents no symptoms in its early stages. By the time a person experiences difficulty with their vision—which happens only when significant damage has already occurred to the optic nerve—the disease is often in its late stages. This makes routine testing and early detection critical for preventing irreversible vision loss. Essential Tests for Early Glaucoma Detection Due to its silent progression, Glaucoma must be actively screened for during routine eye check-ups.…
