Water-Drinking Test

The water-drinking test is a method for early diagnosis of glaucoma. It consists of the oral administration of 250 ml of liquid into the body. After this, intraocular pressure, visual acuity and visual field boundaries are measured before and after the stress test. This method allows you to identify early signs of glaucoma and prevent its further development. The results of the water test can be used to determine the need for treatment and monitor its effectiveness.

The water test is a simple rapid test that involves measuring intraocular (ophthalmic) pressure to exclude or confirm glaucoma during the initial consultation, which does not require specific studies. The patency of the distal part of the uveoscentral canal is assessed by analyzing the ability to dilate all three pupils to