What Causes Eye Pain and Pressure?
Eye pain and pressure are common symptoms in ophthalmology and warrant prompt attention. While obvious local causes—such as trauma or foreign bodies—may be readily identifiable, further diagnostic evaluation is often necessary.So, what causes eye pain and pressure? Below, we address this question.

Causes of Eye Pain and Pressure
1. Dry Eye Syndrome

2. Glaucoma
Glaucoma is a serious ocular disease characterized by intermittent or sustained elevation of intraocular pressure beyond the eye’s tolerance threshold, resulting in damage to ocular tissues. In addition to causing eye pain and pressure, glaucoma can lead to progressive visual impairment and optic nerve atrophy—and, if left untreated, eventual blindness.

3. Conjunctivitis Eye pain and pressure may also result from conjunctivitis—a relatively common ocular condition that not only causes discomfort but also presents with redness, swelling, and itching. If such symptoms are attributable to conjunctivitis, timely medical consultation is essential. Treatment may include prescribed medications or topical eye drops to alleviate symptoms.
The above outlines the primary causes of eye pain and pressure. We hope this information proves helpful to you.