Hypertension in the eye

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024

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  • @anaselassal3322
    @anaselassal3322 3 года назад +12

    Thank you Dr. Andrew.. I have a dream of one day becoming a medical educator just like you.. thanks for keeping my goal ahead of me!

  • @harshapatel1349
    @harshapatel1349 3 года назад +10

    Thank you Dr. Lee. Through this forum, you are undoubtedly teaching many around the world, and in doing so, helping many patients as well.

  • @swankypants6227
    @swankypants6227 Год назад +4

    All my years as an EMT no one talked about how the vessels undergo hypertrophy from autoregulating high blood pressure which leads to artheroclerosis, just never even talked about in all my EMS learning.

  • @zainabfaisal1021
    @zainabfaisal1021 3 года назад +4

    Hello Dr Lee. I watch your videos regularly, and I must say your command over the subject is phenomenal. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with the world. God bless.

  • @nutnichachettanapitakkul4034
    @nutnichachettanapitakkul4034 Год назад +2

    Thank you Dr.Andrew for very simplified explanation 🙇🏻‍♀️🙏🏻📖🌈

  • @DragonMan5731
    @DragonMan5731 Год назад +1

    Yes, this is how it should be, short sweet and too the point... Thank you

  • @glenjohnjuyo2307
    @glenjohnjuyo2307 3 года назад +2

    Thank you Dr. lee !
    What a masterful and simplified explanation .
    Best for Medical Students as well as good for non-medical field person

  • @mariamalmurad4955
    @mariamalmurad4955 3 года назад +2

    you are the best doctor ever. I hope one day I'll become like you

  • @kaazooyii
    @kaazooyii 2 года назад +1

    You explaination is AMAZING.. it connect so much dots..

  • @32rashmeematabudul21
    @32rashmeematabudul21 2 года назад +1

    You are a gem ❤ thank you so much Dr. Lee

  • @Worldzachngen
    @Worldzachngen 4 месяца назад

    I’ve always had anxiety but since going out with a narcissist for 6 years my blood pressure was staying high with my pulse constantly high so at 54 yrs old female in 2020 I woke up one morning and noticed I couldn’t see out of my right eye. I waited until four days then went to the emergency room. They kept me overnight with a cuff on my arm. My blood pressure stayed normal. They took blood tests left and right arms . They just said wall thickness in The Central vein. No blood getting to my retina for too long. They said I will never see again in my right eye. A few weeks later I notice what they call silver wiring or cotton wool. You see that real good at night when the lights are out and all you can see is the scribbled scenery of
    The silver color or maybe white color. It’s like you took a white crayon on black construction paper and started making circles and swirls everywhere on that page. As I’m searching in the dark for the light…..
    I can’t wait to turn the light on
    It’s just a panicky feeling which isn’t good . I’ve learned to breathe nice and deep not shallow. I had to break all ties with the narcissist…….
    After I first lost sight in my eye I asked him to drive me to Atlanta to see the Retina Dr. But he had NO compassion and yelled at me to watch the signs of how to get to the office building. I tried to but I couldn’t see. Of course everything was my fault as always. That was the icing on the cake because when He treated me like that?? Because he was getting lost in Atlanta and I couldn’t see but it was my fault.???? He is history. I’ve had to learn depth and perception. Like , the ceiling fan light is farther away than you think. Pouring coffee yes, I’ve missed completely. Setting a glass on the table ?? I think it’s going to set there but no, it didn’t make it.
    I just thought I would share with people who wondered what it was like to have had this for 4 years now.

  • @kulbhushanphaudhary
    @kulbhushanphaudhary 3 года назад +1

    Very well explained. with simple logics...auto regulation ,the stages of HTN.Best is the sloe lowering by 5%..to avoid stroke..as the authoregulation curve is a dynamic,and not static..has already shifted to right in patient with more 200 mm Hg of BP..that is always to keep in mind.

  • @studybuddies6578
    @studybuddies6578 3 года назад +1

    Thank you very much Dr. Lee.

  • @hluvv7607
    @hluvv7607 Год назад +1

    Thank you for the explanation I just found out my eyes are been affected by high blood pressure

  • @peterwu8471
    @peterwu8471 Год назад +1

    I am having pain my eye on movement... no explanation after lots of checkups. I have had mild high blood pressure and crazy stress before this happened. My retina look ok according to doctors. My vision is fine but pain has continued daily for two weeks. It hurts most late in the day...

  • @gunjanprithiani4799
    @gunjanprithiani4799 3 года назад +1

    Thanks, doc!

  • @colbie5573
    @colbie5573 2 года назад +1

    Perfectly explained

  • @rudhmilahusain637
    @rudhmilahusain637 2 года назад +1

    Thank you dr. Lee

  • @JAMES51990
    @JAMES51990 Год назад +1

    I see white spots for a split-second if I move my head or body fast. It usually happens after I exercise.

  • @lakithamaratunga7423
    @lakithamaratunga7423 3 года назад +1

    Thank you! ❤️

  • @Worldzachngen
    @Worldzachngen 4 месяца назад

    I’ve worn glasses since 4th grade and seeing eye Doctors for years. No one ever caught mine in first or second stage. I was already at 4th stage and lost eyesight.

  • @kemiastandwithukraine3492
    @kemiastandwithukraine3492 8 месяцев назад

    just the best.legend!

  • @hassanhammed1914
    @hassanhammed1914 2 года назад +1

    Amazing

  • @letletdelrosario5465
    @letletdelrosario5465 Год назад +1

    doc can i use cequa cyclosporine opthalmic solution 0.09% preservative free.This is given to me by my friend came from u.s.a.tnx hope u a

  • @g.m1162
    @g.m1162 Год назад +1

    Hi Doctor! I watch all your videos and want to say thank you for all the help and information you give us! ❤️I wish your clinic was in LA! I have a question please, I'm 35 years old, we don't have glaucoma genetics or glasses in our family, I've had high blood pressure for several years that I've never treated, sometimes I feel that it might be anxiety, in addition, I also went to an eye doctor because I felt that my eyes were dry and that I could see Blurry especially in the evening, it's been like this for many years but in the last few months it really bothered me so I decided to go to the doctor, the doctor checked my eyes and they did all the tests there and told me that I don't have glaucoma but I have high pressure in my eyes, 26 in my right eye and in my left eye 28 And he said that I should start putting one drop in each eye at night and so I do( I put LATANOPROST )so my question is this, do I have anything to fear that I Can't go blind?? Or could I be getting glaucoma? My vision is fine and I don't have glasses and the dry eye drops help me feel better, do I have a reason to be afraid?? Should I continue with the eye drops to lower the pressure for the rest of my life? Or even if I don't take care of it then it can't get worse? If I continue to use eye drops for the rest of my life, will everything be fine with my vision? And is high blood pressure related to high pressure in the eyes? Sorry for the long message, hope to get help from you, and is there a way to talk to you on the phone or in a paid for zoom call ? 🤞🏼🤞🏼 Thank you for your time doctor I appreciate it 🙏🏼

    • @hellono2561
      @hellono2561 Год назад

      High blood pressure does not affect eye pressure, HOWEVER, it DOES affect the eyes and the blood vessels in the eye. You can go blind without frequent checkups and treatment.

    • @g.m1162
      @g.m1162 Год назад

      @@hellono2561 Thanks for replying to my message I appreciate it, one more thing please 🙏🏼 I started to taking the Timolol 0.5
      to lower the pressure in the eyes and the doctor said that my eyes are healthy and I only need to come for a check up every few months to make sure that the pressure is always normal and then he said that I can live with good vision for the rest of my life If I continue with the drops and get to check up.

  • @roblincoln10
    @roblincoln10 Год назад +2

    As a patient with high blood pressure, are there physical cues in the vision to indicate which level I would be at? I have had chronic high blood pressure for years without knowing it and fear the damage is done

  • @israeljohnson242
    @israeljohnson242 Год назад +1

    Vanguard Museum Locked in 🇧🇸

  • @MariaaSpice
    @MariaaSpice Год назад +1

    This happen to my sis and thank u so much

  • @robertmartello9882
    @robertmartello9882 Год назад +2

    My doctor says I have blood pressure retinopathy oh, but he says it's nothing I can do about it. Stroke and I'm paralyzed at home he wants me to go into the hospital. Does anybody know if there's any pills I can take a anything I could do about it

  • @UsserError
    @UsserError 2 месяца назад

    So... I'm recovering from grade 3 and 4 retinopathy due to prolonged hypertension. My vision has been effected. What foods and vitamins can I take to help with my recovery?

  • @letletdelrosario5465
    @letletdelrosario5465 Год назад

    the cequa is from u.s.a.given to me by my friend doc is this ok to use to my eyes tnx rene.59 yrs old from philippines.

  • @drebuhaniyah1988
    @drebuhaniyah1988 3 года назад +1

    I really want to kiss DrAndrew G Lee ! 💋

  • @nwadikodivinfavour8200
    @nwadikodivinfavour8200 5 месяцев назад

    Sir i have ocular hypertension sir inside it it seem is like brown dots around my eyes and its painful sometimes and dose need headaches at the right eyes what can i do to cure it

  • @rajagamingyt1780
    @rajagamingyt1780 9 месяцев назад

    Tamil

  • @k.c.4708
    @k.c.4708 2 года назад +1

    Is the damage from stage 2 reversible ?

  • @doctornathan9643
    @doctornathan9643 3 года назад +1

    All too common

  • @drqlqn
    @drqlqn 3 года назад +1

    What do you think about citicoline ? I had an op. 9 times. Please recomment to me . I send a massage your instagram account please help me.

  • @Worldzachngen
    @Worldzachngen 4 месяца назад

    I’ve always had anxiety but since going out with a narcissist for 6 years my blood pressure was staying high with my pulse constantly high so at 54 yrs old female in 2020 I woke up one morning and noticed I couldn’t see out of my right eye. I waited until four days then went to the emergency room. They kept me overnight with a cuff on my arm. My blood pressure stayed normal. They took blood tests left and right arms . They just said wall thickness in The Central vein. No blood getting to my retina for too long. They said I will never see again in my right eye. A few weeks later I notice what they call silver wiring or cotton wool. You see that real good at night when the lights are out and all you can see is the scribbled scenery of
    The silver color or maybe white color. It’s like you took a white crayon on black construction paper and started making circles and swirls everywhere on that page. As I’m searching in the dark for the light…..
    I can’t wait to turn the light on
    It’s just a panicky feeling which isn’t good . I’ve learned to breathe nice and deep not shallow. I had to break all ties with the narcissist…….
    After I first lost sight in my eye I asked him to drive me to Atlanta to see the Retina Dr. But he had NO compassion and yelled at me to watch the signs of how to get to the office building. I tried to but I couldn’t see. Of course everything was my fault as always. That was the icing on the cake because when He treated me like that?? Because he was getting lost in Atlanta and I couldn’t see but it was my fault.???? He is history. I’ve had to learn depth and perception. Like , the ceiling fan light is farther away than you think. Pouring coffee yes, I’ve missed completely. Setting a glass on the table ?? I think it’s going to set there but no, it didn’t make it.
    I just thought I would share with people who wondered what it was like to have had this for 4 years now.