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What are the symptoms of congenital/infantile glaucoma?

April 26, 2017congenital Glaucoma infantile symptoms

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What are the symptoms of congenital/infantile glaucoma?

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The most common symptoms of congenital/infantile glaucoma are excessive tearing, light sensitivity and a large, cloudy cornea which can cause the iris to appear dull. Excessive tearing accompanied by mattering/discharge in a child is usually not caused by glaucoma but instead is the result of congenital nasolacrimal duct obstruction.