The Cause Of The Appearance Of A Black Shadow On The Eyeball?




My name is venny. I mw a little story td I checked my eyes at the hospital at the beginning of the brooch because my eyes often see black thread shadows and sometimes see flashes. The ophthalmologist said my GPP was only a floater because my eyes were minus high. Before meeting the doctor, I checked the eyes and the nurse was checked for eye pressure. My eye pressure is 22, said Nurse, max it is 20.td I forgot to ask about my eye pressure which is below normal limits., Why can’t my eye pressure be 22 ??
Regards,



From the information you have conveyed, there are complaints of small flashes or shadows of black threads and sometimes flash is a form of floaters. So that in your eyes you can see a picture of a shadow floating and moving in all directions, which in the end this condition can interfere with your vision. Some of the causes of this complaint can be caused by:



1. inflammation of the front of the eye



2. nearsightedness



3. cataracts



4. Laser action



5. Diabetes



6. inflammation of the retina



7. retinal detachment or disruption or detachment of the retinal lining



8. eye trauma



9. buildup of crystals in eye fluid



Meanwhile, the pressure of your eyeball that reaches a value of 22 mmHg, indicates the eye pressure is above normal, or is called intarocular hypertension. The normal value of eye pressure ranges from 12-21 mmHg. The condition of increased eye pressure can be caused by several conditions, such as:



1. galaucoma, or a disturbance in the circulation of fluid in the eye so that it damages the function of the optic nerve



2. drug side effects



3. diabetes



4. nearsightedness



5. eye injury



Thus, in patients with distant vision problems or patients with nearsightedness it is possible to find an increase in eye pressure and floaters.



Therefore, do regular check-ups with your ophthalmologist according to the scheduled next examination visit. The doctor will conduct periodic checks at least every 6-12 months to find out the health condition of your eyes.



What you can do is avoid eye fatigue, avoid sleeping late at night.



That's the information we can convey, read also eye pressure increases.



dr. Ulfi
there are many causes for swollen optic nerves, from increased pressure around the brain and optic nerves (intracranial hypertension), inflammation (optic neuritis), loss of blood flow (ischemic optic neuropathy), etc. a spinal tap can determine if the pressure around your brain is high, but the rest of your spinal fluid tests can be normal. ask your doctor about your diagnosis and treatment. see more... your hypothesis could be:
i think that while watching a scary movie my blood pressure will be higher than while watching a fairy tale.

all you would have to do is:
find a scary movie you want to watch and while watching it take your blood pressure 3 differant times, then pick out any fairy tale movie and while watching it take your blood pressure 3 times.

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