Glaucoma Symptoms and Signs

Irregular reaction to the sources of light is the last but not the least important symptom of glaucoma. Any light-related stimuli make the patients with glaucoma respond originally. The later phases of the illness provoke difficult time trying to adapt to dark or dimness. At the same time, people hardly see in the well-lighted spaces too. Unusual response to light-based stimuli. People with glaucoma react very unusually to light-based stimuli, especially in the later stages of the condition. On the one hand, they may have problems in adjusting to a dark or dim room. At the same time, well-lighted spaces or sources of glare may be difficult for them to bear as well.