Is swimming goggle wear associated with an increased prevalence of glaucoma?
These findings suggest that frequently wearing swim goggles does not lead to an increased risk of glaucoma over time in adults.
A short brisk walk caused a clinically significant reduction in IOP by an amount that was related to the relative intensity of the exertion, and it did not recover within a 20-minute period. Clinicians are advised to seek information regarding recent physical activity (including walking) and the subsequent resting period, when highly accurate measurements of IOP are required.