- Pregnancy induces dynamic hormonal changes that affect ocular tissues.
- Pregnancy-related physiological changes include corneal thickness, tear film quality, and reduced intraocular pressure.
- Pathological conditions such as corneal thinning/ectasia and exacerbation of pre-existing conditions like diabetic retinopathy can occur during pregnancy.
- Clinical recommendations advise avoiding new glasses or refractive surgeries until after the end of pregnancy.
- Research gaps exist in understanding ocular changes associated with pregnancy loss.
Pregnancy Triggers Multiple Eye Changes, New Review Finds
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March 11, 2025