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北京糖尿病會引起青光眼嗎?

時間：2021-12-17 來源：導醫網

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　　北京糖尿病會引起青光眼嗎?青光眼對我們的視力有不小的危害，可以說是非常大的危害，因爲青光眼會導致失明情況，所以日常預防青光眼是非常重要的。其實導致青光眼形成的原因有很多，其中糖尿病就是一種，因爲糖尿病患者血糖升高就會損傷血管，如果得不到及時的控制，會造成視網膜供血供氧不足，從而導致青光眼的産生。那麽日常生活中應該如何預防青光眼呢?

　　1、堅持體育鍛煉：體育鍛煉能使血流加快，眼底瘀血減少，房水循環暢通，眼壓降低。但不宜做倒立，以免使眼壓升高。

　　2、避免過勞：不管是體力勞動還是腦力勞動，身體過度勞累後都易使眼壓波動，所以要注意生活規律，勞逸結合，避免過勞。不要暴飲暴食：暴飲暴食大吃大喝，都會使眼壓升高，誘發青光眼。

　　3、少在光線暗的環境中工作或娛樂：在暗室工作的人，每1-2小時要走出暗室或適當開燈照明。情緒易激動的人，要少看電影，看電視時也要在電視機旁開小燈照明。

　　4、主動檢查：老年人每年要量一次眼壓，尤其是高血壓病人。發現白內障、虹膜炎也要及早治療，以免引起繼發性青光眼。

　　以上就是生活中预防青光眼的方法，希望能为大家提供一些帮助，其实青光眼的早期症状非常小，很多人几乎都没有察觉，当感觉到自己视力出问题了，这时候已经是青光眼发展的比较严重的时候了，这时候就只能控制青光眼了，所以无论我们是否有眼部问题，都需要定期到医院进行眼部检查，发现问题要早治疗，有问题可以与北京華爾眼科醫院的医生在线咨询。

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