It appears to be a retinal disease caused by high blood pressure, which is recommended to check the diagnosis and evaluate the damage. It allows you to test your eyes and detect abnormality or changes in the retina. You may also need to perform a different treatment procedure on the eyelids, the periphery, the corneas, the feet, and the hemoglobin A1c levels.
Doctor, I recently had a problem with my eyesight, and I was diagnosed with high blood pressure a few months ago, and I'm worried that it doesn't affect my eyesight.