I am a 46 year old Caucasian man. I recently had my eyes checked because I did poorly on the visual field test and my opthomologist was concerned. My left eye was unable to see much in the bottom right side corner. The doctor did all the tests again and said my optical nerves are thinner than they should be for my age. She said this is abnormal. As well as I have cataracts. I have glaucoma in both eyes. (The bottom vision) However, my eye pressure is at 13, which she said is good. My question is. What are my options for treatment and how did this happen to me? I don t have diabetes, I don t smoke but I do drink alcohol. At least 4 nights a week but I don t get drunk. I have also had many concussions as a child and wonder if that could be enough trama to be a factor. My mom did lose an eye as a child due to a retinal disease called coats. And she has had a cataract removed and macular degeneration. Any help would be appreciated.Thanks steve