Regardless of what we hear in the media and from society, this is not easy. Deciding to have this surgery is difficult, but living as a weight-loss surgery patient is not always easy. Fear of the Unknown: âBaby Stepsâ. Although we are looking for a change in our lives, change can be scary and unknown. Many of us fear change, but at the same time look forward to it.
There is some evidence suggesting that aerobic exercise can reduce eye pressure on its own, and can also have a positive impact on other glaucoma risk factors including diabetes and high blood pressure.
There are a few things that you can do, that do have an effect in reducing your eye pressure. Caffeine is known to have an effect on the intraocular eye pressure (IOP), even if this is a small increase it would be worthwhile to reduce your caffeine intact or eliminate it all together. Large consumption of caffeine and glaucoma really do not mix!