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Does High Blood Pressure Cause Constant Headaches?

I ve been having constant headaches. My left eye is bothering me. I have some floaters in it but the other day it seemed there was a part I couldn t see from, like a water droplet was on my glasses. I m wondering about high blood pressure. I took medicine for this but stopped a few months ago.
Mon, 13 Feb 2017
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floaters are degenerative bodies in vetrious get checked by ophthalmologist and have ophthalmoscopy to exclude retinal holes tear or peripheraldethachment. they can not be treated the process is to be repeated after 6 months for routine follow up and see the progress of retinal health. go for visual acuity test take iot and field tracing can be done to detect scotomacan consult retinal surgeon.
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Does High Blood Pressure Cause Constant Headaches?

floaters are degenerative bodies in vetrious get checked by ophthalmologist and have ophthalmoscopy to exclude retinal holes tear or peripheraldethachment. they can not be treated the process is to be repeated after 6 months for routine follow up and see the progress of retinal health. go for visual acuity test take iot and field tracing can be done to detect scotomacan consult retinal surgeon.