Federal Housing Administration home loans are getting a tuneup, with many changes going into effect Oct. 4. Under new rules, potential borrowers will likely save thousands at closing. But those monthly mortgage payments will be a little higher. In addition, FHA is setting a minimum FICO score of 500 for homebuyers. And borrowers with scores of less than 580 will have to put 10 percent down, instead of 3.5 percent. If you're looking to buy or sell a home in the near future, FHA's changes are likely to impact your wallet.
That puts pressure on your optic nerve. If you donât treat it, you could lose your sight. Most of the time there are no early symptoms. But a type called acute angle-closure glaucoma causes pressure inside your eye to rise suddenly. Symptoms include severe eye pain, nausea and vomiting, headache, and worsening vision.
The causes for elevated eye pressures are only partially known. In some individuals, a specific cause can be identified. High eye pressure is always related to some increased resistance or obstruction of the normal outflow of fluid inside the eye. Inside the eye, fluid is constantly being manufactured and has to drain from inside the eye. The pressure will only elevate if the drainage system in the eye is somehow not functioning properly. With injury or trauma, for example, the drainage system can be blocked in the eye, hopefully only temporarily. However, in most individuals with elevated eye pressure and glaucoma, the drainage system appears normal but is not functioning properly.