Acute angle-closure glaucoma is characterized by:

Acute angle-closure glaucoma clinical manifestations include eye pain, decreased vision, dizziness, etc.

1, eye pain

patients eye chamber water circulation pathway abnormalities lead to sustained increase in intraocular pressure, due to local nerve fibers by high pressure stimulation, generally will appear eye pain symptoms.

2, vision decline patients

intraocular pressure is too high lead to optic nerve stimulation, resulting in abnormal visual conduction, there will be varying degrees of vision decline symptoms.

3, dizziness

part of the more serious condition of patients due to high intraocular pressure will involve intracranial nerves, may appear dizziness, headache and other symptoms.