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What are the long-term effects of low eye pressure?

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Retinal changes: If the eye pressure is extremely low - say less than 8 mm hg the retina can get swollen - called hypotony maculopathy. Most frequently seen in post-glaucoma surgery patients. Choroidal effusion can also be present as well as increased risk of choroidal hemorrhage.

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Dr. Stephen Hamilton answered

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There are no known : No known adverse effects from low eye pressure, unless extremely low (like after a glaucoma surgery).

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