Why screening matters
Many people with early glaucoma do not notice vision loss. Eye checks are important, especially with age, family history or other risk factors.
Ashfield NSW local optometrist
Glaucoma can damage the optic nerve and may not cause obvious symptoms early. Regular eye checks help assess risk, eye pressure and optic nerve health.
Learn why glaucoma screening matters, what symptoms to watch for and when to book an eye health check at iFocus Optometrists Ashfield.
Many people with early glaucoma do not notice vision loss. Eye checks are important, especially with age, family history or other risk factors.
Glaucoma is often silent, but urgent symptoms such as sudden eye pain, halos, nausea or vision loss require immediate medical attention.
Book regular eye tests if you are over 40, have a family history of glaucoma, diabetes, high myopia or have been told your eye pressure is high.
Yes. Many cases develop slowly without obvious early symptoms, which is why regular eye tests matter.
An optometrist can assess risk factors such as eye pressure, optic nerve appearance and family history, and refer if needed.