Condition analysis: What can I eat to reduce intraocular pressure? For glaucoma patients, this is a problem they are more concerned about. Generally speaking, eating intestine-moistening food, diuretic food and hypertonic food can reduce intraocular pressure. Suggestion: Generally speaking, glaucoma patients often have constipation symptoms. Therefore, we should eat more intestine-moistening food, dissolve vascular endothelium and interstitial cells, and promote blood circulation. Usually, you can eat more vegetable oils such as honey, sesame oil and vegetable oil to improve the lubrication of the intestines. We can also eat more fruits and vegetables such as bananas, radishes, pears, lemons, oranges, watermelons, cantaloupes, tomatoes and coarse grains rich in cellulose. Diuretic foods include red beans, coix seed, watermelon, wax gourd, towel gourd, day lily and other diuretic foods, which can be supplemented by diuretics commonly used in Chinese and western medicine to treat glaucoma, so it is also called adjuvant therapy; Hypertonic food can also help glaucoma patients reduce intraocular pressure, such as honey and glycerin.