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Iop of 15 and 18
I have iop of 15 in right eye and iop 18 in left eye . Is this iop normal as I read somewhere iop difference of 3 means glucoma is this iop difference for both eyes normal or not . As I haves glass prescription of -1.00d for right eye and correct vision  for left eye is this iop normal .
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It's normal
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It is normal
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Basically, When you measure your IOP with NCT machine the difference of 3 mmHg of pressure between eyes does not matter as sometimes the pressure also takes into account of eye strain that patient do during measurement. So don't worry it absolutely normal. Don't go with the Google as they are very ideal scenarios. Thank you
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if you are overconcern, get your IOP measure using applanation tonometer. Thank you...
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With in normal limits.
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Kindly get an online consultation to address all your concerns
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Normal.yearly check up
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