There are several types of glaucoma, but increased pressure within the eye is the primary cause, and this can lead to blurry vision. Increases in pressure damage the optic nerve, interfering with signals being carried to the brain. Glaucoma typically causes gradual changes in vision, which may be intermittent.

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