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Warning Signs Of Glaucoma |
| Unfortunately, most cases of glaucoma offer no symptoms readily noticed to warn its victim of the irreversible damage being done. For this reason, it is commonly called "the sneak thief of sight." |
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| The following warning signs are indicative of the damage to vision caused by glaucoma. Their presence should send a strong signal that a thorough examination by an eye doctor is needed. |
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- Loss of peripheral (side) vision
- Need for frequent changes in glasses
- Difficulty in adjusting to a dark room
- Blurred vision
- Sore, reddened eyes
- Appearance of halos or rainbows around lights
- Severe headaches, nausea and eye pain in rare cases
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