Some cases of high intraocular pressure do not require lifelong medication, but must be taken under the guidance of a doctor and in conjunction with the patient’s own condition. Measurement of intraocular pressure is usually done in the hospital with professional instruments. If high intraocular pressure is detected, it is necessary to consult the doctor in time about the need for medication and the method of medication. After the discovery of high intraocular pressure, it is necessary to carry out other tests in time to exclude the possibility of glaucoma, because if the increased intraocular pressure is caused by glaucoma, it is necessary to follow the doctor’s instructions to control the intraocular pressure with medication to slow down the nerve damage and visual field defects caused by high intraocular pressure. During the course of medication for hypertension, eye pressure needs to be tested regularly. If the eye pressure is found to return to normal and there is no other discomfort, the medication can be suspended and continued to be monitored, and no more medication can be used once the situation is stabilized. However, if the medication is used for a long period of time to better control the stabilization of the eye pressure, the dosage of the medication can be considered to be reduced slowly until the medication is discontinued, and then the lifelong use of the medication may not be necessary. Specific medication for hypertension should be consulted with a medical professional according to the intraocular pressure, and regular intraocular pressure testing should be performed, rest should be paid attention to, and over-exertion of the eyes should be avoided.