What causes high eye pressure?

High intraocular pressure may result from poor eye habits, such as prolonged use of electronic devices and frequent late nights, which can lead to eye fatigue and subsequently elevated eye pressure. On the other hand, eye conditions such as glaucoma and uveitis may obstruct the circulation of aqueous humor, thereby increasing intraocular pressure. In addition, certain medications and surgical procedures may also contribute to elevated eye pressure. Therefore, maintaining good eye habits and seeking timely medical evaluation and treatment for eye diseases are important measures for preventing and controlling high intraocular pressure.