There is no such thing as a small way to lower intraocular pressure on a daily basis. You can lower intraocular pressure through sponge ball pressure, use of medication, hot compresses and other methods. 1. Sponge ball eye pressure: the use of sponge ball on the eyeball for the appropriate pressure, time pressure fixation, through physical methods to improve the amount of water in the eye, can play a role in lowering intraocular pressure. 2. In daily life, glaucoma patients can also use eye drops to lower intraocular pressure regularly to control intraocular pressure under doctor’s guidance, such as Trichostatin Eye Drops, Brinzolamide Eye Drops, Betaxolol Eye Drops and so on. Diuretics can also be used to reduce blood volume and atrial fluid stagnation to achieve the effect of lowering intraocular pressure, such as furosemide. 3. Hot compress eye mask can effectively relax the ciliary muscle, and at the same time relax the muscle groups around the eyes. It can help to reduce intraocular pressure. In summary, it is recommended that glaucoma patients follow the doctor’s instructions to use eye drops regularly, to ensure adequate rest, and to consult a doctor in case of elevated intraocular pressure.