Glaucoma can damage the optic nerve and may progress without obvious early symptoms. Comprehensive examination and appropriate follow-up are important for people at increased risk and those already diagnosed.
A thoughtful focus
- Individual risk review
- Ongoing monitoring when indicated
- Referral or coordinated care when appropriate
Preparing for your visit
- Share any family history of glaucoma
- Bring current eye drops and medication information
- Your follow-up schedule will be based on clinical findings
For general patient education, visit National Eye Institute: Glaucoma detection ↗. This page is educational and does not replace individualized medical advice.