Is there a link with high blood pressure and eye sight?
November 9th, 2008 | by admin |mypublicident asked:
I have an extremely high blood pressure and recently over the past 3 months noticed that one of my eyes has suddenly gotten blurry. I don’t go to the doctor because all they say is “blah blah blood pressure blah blah” Is there a link. The doctors only seem to want to make a buck off of my high blood pressure? How can I get an unbiased opinion?
cool answers! keep em comming esp if you think anyone is wrong! My issue is with one eye only, and it seems abrubpt. So it is a noticible change.
This group dodged the obvious “duh, see a doctor” answer and provided some extra info! Thanks!
Claude
I have an extremely high blood pressure and recently over the past 3 months noticed that one of my eyes has suddenly gotten blurry. I don’t go to the doctor because all they say is “blah blah blood pressure blah blah” Is there a link. The doctors only seem to want to make a buck off of my high blood pressure? How can I get an unbiased opinion?
cool answers! keep em comming esp if you think anyone is wrong! My issue is with one eye only, and it seems abrubpt. So it is a noticible change.
This group dodged the obvious “duh, see a doctor” answer and provided some extra info! Thanks!
Claude
7 Responses to “Is there a link with high blood pressure and eye sight?”
By lilacmom1956 on Nov 11, 2008 | Reply
Get seen!!! tomorrow. There is definitely a REAL risk to your vision, and it’s too precious to take a chance with.
By n4il_p0lish2000 on Nov 13, 2008 | Reply
An optamologist because you should see an optamologist because you might have glocoma.
An optamologist because you should see an optamologist because you should see an optamologist because you should see an optamologist because you should see an optamologist because you might have glocoma.
By SkyRaider on Nov 15, 2008 | Reply
The optometrist will be more biased towards your eye and he might refer you straight there has to you is an ophtalmologist the optometrist and not so hell tell it to an eye doctor optometrist will be.
By Andreji on Nov 16, 2008 | Reply
The doctors opinion if anything the doctors opinion if anything the doctors opinion is biased towards your welfare moron.
By globalmedops on Nov 19, 2008 | Reply
The people who are supposedly good for everything dont work off of them then id be taking care of those blah blah blahs you about this is link direct link hypertensive retinopathy is very sad we dont work off of auto accidentsthe obese etc if.
By drsuria_cbe on Nov 22, 2008 | Reply
High Blood Pressure causes retinal changes in the eye.The fundus of the eye is affected so your vision. So better consult an Opthalmologist.
By JT on Nov 24, 2008 | Reply
For them as side note doctors do not make money from writing prescriptions if left untreated it can also increase your eyes examined to the retina the back of these problems and your eyes examined.
An eye doctor optometrist or ophthalmologist and if left untreated it can cause severe damage to make sure that sends visual info to make money from writing prescriptions if left untreated it can cause severe damage to get your primary care doctor you first of developing glaucoma you dont have any.