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Can you please tell me what is the shortest time you can have pre-glaucoma, before it deveops into glaucoma.  I was just wondering how often I should have my eyes tested, cause my eye specialist said a was a higher risk patient to develop glaucoma(just cause changes had taken place in my eyes, such as a small side retin hole(to be checked every two years), and eye floaters(which I broke out in, after using this injectable tanning product!).  Would having them tested every 2 years(if i have no vision trouble), be ok to catch it in it's very early stages, if I was to develop it?

Thanks.
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I think every year would be better and more often as recommended by an EyeMD Ophthalmologist.

MJK MD
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Ok thank you.

Can you please also tell me if alot of small specky eyefloaters can effect the blood flow around the eye?  My eyes do be a bit red since I got my eyefloaters.

And also if my small retin hole (with a bit of lattice), could cause reddning of that paticular eye?(left eye is a bit redder than the right).

Go raibh maith agat.
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