What are the consequences of high intraocular pressure?

One of the most immediate consequences of high intraocular pressure is discomfort, and the second is loss of vision. There are many causes of high intraocular pressure. When the intraocular pressure is high to a certain extent, the patient will cause acute vision loss. For example, when the intraocular pressure is higher than 40 mmHg, emergency treatment must be carried out at the fastest speed, otherwise the patient may lose visual function within a few hours. Chronic high intraocular pressure should also be actively treated, but not so urgent. Therefore, high intraocular pressure needs to analyze its conditions and causes, some are transient, some are glaucoma cases, general hyperopia, anterior chamber, narrow angle, short eye axis patients, the probability of glaucoma will be higher, need active treatment.