The eye is a closed ball filled with transparent gel (glass mixing) located behind the lens and transparent fluid (water mixing) in the front, between the iris and cornea. The water mixing is created behind the iris and is in constant circulation throughout the front of the eye before Drain just outside the iris where it meets cornea. This liquid helps to keep the eye “inflated” just like the air inside the balloon.
We can measure the pressure of the eye such as the possibility of measuring the balloon balloon volume and pressure and the balloon poke by your finger. The lower the amount of air, the lower the pressure in the balloon, the easier it is to poke and vice versa. The presence of more air or pressure in the balloon will cause the balloon to stiffen and the poke will be more difficult to measure. We can say that the doctor measures pressure in the eye in the same way ; By touching the cornea gently with special tools to see how difficult it is to “lick it”. The eye pressure measurement unit is millimeters of mercury or mercury.
Pressure in the human eye, known as eye pressure, varies throughout the day with the current “normal” pressure of 10 to 21 mmHg.
The water is blue : Eye disease due to accident damage in the optic nerve due to high pressure inside the eye. In most cases, the harmful or problematic pressure is more than 21 mmHg, but there are some cases where the pressure of the eye can be compromised at lower pressure (known as blue blood pressure, normal blood pressure). On the contrary, there are some people who can tolerate higher pressures than usual without damage to the optic nerve. These people are said to have “high blood pressure in the eye.” But that does not mean they have blue water. Eye pressure can vary with corneal thickness, and this is also measured when trying to explain the importance of reading eye pressure in the case of any individual patient.
In addition to high pressure, risk factors and blue water, patients of African or Hispanic origin who have diabetes or have diabetes within the family are more likely to have blue water with high eye pressure. Blue water usually does not cause pain and many cases go undiagnosed blue water. The examination of eye pressure is an important part of a comprehensive eye examination and is considered a valid reason for obtaining regular periodic examination by your eye doctor or specialist care provider.