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Having a first-degree biological relative with this eye condition raises your risk, but other factors are at play, too
Having a family history of glaucoma is one of the biggest risk factors for developing the condition yourself
Eye exams are recommended once a year, especially if you have risk factors like vision loss, diabetes or a family history of eye disease
Peepers get pink for lots of reasons, from allergies to closed-angle glaucoma
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Preserving your social life and protecting your mental health are key to living well with vision loss
Start low-vision rehabilitation as soon as possible and see your retina specialist at least every six months
They may help, but it depends on factors like the stage of your disease
A low-vision evaluation can help identify your best options
Keeping blood glucose levels in a healthy range is critical with diabetes-related vision issues
Yes, treatments are available — and the earlier you’re diagnosed and treated, the better
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