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As high blood pressure affects the blood vessels in the body, it also affects the blood vessels in the eye. This causes the small blood vessels in the retina to deteriorate or break. Alternatively produces a dangerous condition such as hypertensive retinopathy. The patient does not have symptoms until the retinopathy is severe. In some acute cases, the vision is blind, the double appearance, the blind spots, the floators are formed or the headache begins. Sometimes sudden bleeding or fluid leakage can cause vision or injury to the optic nerve in the eye.

High blood pressure causes such problems such as glucoma, muclear degeneration or blockage in the blood vessels in the retina. This can lead to severe and cured vision. This increases the likelihood of hypertensive retinopathy due to high blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol, polarization, alcohol consumption, stress, heart disease, sitting lifestyle, lack of exercise and obesity.

Even higher blood pressure also increases the risk of retinotherapy. People with acute hypertensive retinopathy are likely to have a heart attack or heart attack. The most important part of the treatment of hypertensive retinopathy is to reduce high blood pressure.

Taking medication on blood pressure and changing lifestyle. For example, regular physical movement, weight control, reduction of salt, healthy diet, smoking and alcohol consumption are essential. In addition, it is also important to control blood pressure, monitor, regular eye examination by an ophthalmologist or an ophthalmologist.