Have you been using steroids drops. If so please stop steroid eye drops. Please get your iop evaluation done regularly.

Follow your glaucoma specialist.

Dear Sir, If you go by the these values these are borderline high. Now, there are 3 factors you need to consider in the diagnosis of glaucoma. Eye pressure, appearance of the optic disc and the anterior chamber angle. One needs to check with the doctor regarding the appearance of the optic disc and also the angle. Even if you look at the eye pressure measurement, the actual pressure could be 22mmHg +/- 3 mmHg , in the other eye 25 +/- 3mmHg To confirm the actual pressure you need to undergo a test called corneal pachymetry. This will help to arrive at the actual pressure. Once you have this, and also how much damage is there in the optic nerve then accordingly we would need to decide whether to start medication. If you can undergo a glaucoma package, that is stereodisc photographs, OCT glaucoma, pachymetry then I can advise you further.

One reading of Eye pressure isn't conclusive Sir. If there is a family history of similar complaints then you are at higher risk.

Increased IOP with detectable field defects in visual field test and fundus changes makes complete diagnosis of ur condition called glaucoma. If ur Ophthalmologist started u eye drops . Then use regularly without fail. Every 4-6 month check up with IOP monitor and 6-9 month field test will prevent further progression of ur condition.

Every high pressure does not need reduction. An ophthalmologist needs to do a few tests ans scans before prescribing any pressure lowering drops.