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@saiku_ganda
https://www.hcplive.com/view/ibs-diagnosis-associated-increased-risk-glaucoma
"A recent study examined the potential associations between IBS and glaucoma and if IBS may be a risk factor in development of the neurodegenerative disease." "The team concluded with the hypothesis that patients with IBS are more likely to develop glaucoma may be due to host-microbiome interaction, or immune system dysregulation"
From my experience I have seen Glaucoma patients having or had in the past one of the gut related issues like IBS, SIBO, Ulcerative Colitis, Crohn’s disease and IBD.
Treating the person as a whole is the key in maintaining eye health.
Best Wishes,
Saikumar Gandapodi, L.Ac. Dipl.OM
Netra Eye Institute
Sometimes I wonder whether a fecal transplant would have any effect on a person's glaucoma. A study to determine the same would be interesting.
Fecal transplants have had noticeable effects on weight gain/loss, mood and personality, and have been used as treatment for a number of conditions such as Parkinson's and autism (see link below), so some sort of effect on glaucoma may be possible.
https://www.racp.edu.au/news-and-events/media-releases/much-more-than-a-gut-feeling-for-faecal-transplant-patients
Chinese Medicine can help eradicate the root cause of most GI disorders including IBS, Gastroparesis and SIBO. Consult with a local Acupuncturist who also treats with Chinese Herbal Medicine to help with your condition.
Best Wishes, Saikumar Gandapodi, L.Ac. Dipl.OM Netra Integrative Health Clinic www.netraclinic.com