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Results 41 - 50 of 59 for glaucoma
  1. ... disease, injury, or infection (such as chalazion , episcleritis , glaucoma ) Eye testing when the eyes have been dilated ...
  2. ... ECG (if heart problems are suspected) Tonometry (if glaucoma is suspected) X-rays of the sinuses Neurological ...
  3. Causes may include: Glaucoma Graves disease Hemangioma Histiocytosis Hyperthyroidism Leukemia Neuroblastoma Orbital cellulitis or periorbital cellulitis Rhabdomyosarcoma
  4. ... Trachoma River blindness Corneal ulcers Swelling (edema) Acute glaucoma Birth injury Fuchs dystrophy Dryness of the eye ...
  5. ... Addison disease Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors (used to treat glaucoma) Diarrhea Ethylene glycol poisoning Ketoacidosis Kidney disease Lactic ...
  6. ... Addison disease Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors (used to treat glaucoma) Diarrhea Ethylene glycol poisoning Ketoacidosis Kidney disease Lactic ...
  7. ... NSAIDs) Prostaglandins (used to treat conditions such as glaucoma or stomach ulcers) Water pills (diuretics) DO NOT ...
  8. ... dilating eyedrops cause: An attack of narrow-angle glaucoma Dizziness Dryness of the mouth Flushing Nausea and ...
  9. ... the visual field of the eye include: Diabetes Glaucoma (increased eye pressure) High blood pressure Age-related ...
  10. ... recommended for people with diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, glaucoma, herpes infections of the eye, or cataracts. You ...
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