1. Do you wear glasses?

So

B. No

2. You have had recent eye surgery that bothers you

So

B. No

3- Did you have a trauma (recent blow or injury) to your eye that bothers you?

So

B. No

1. Do you wear glasses?

So

B. No

2. You have had recent eye surgery that bothers you

So

B. No

3- Did you have a trauma (recent blow or injury) to your eye that bothers you?

So

B. No

4. Have you already had a similar situation in the eye that bothers you or in the other?

So

B. No

5. Have you been in contact with anyone who has had something similar?

So

B. No

6. In your family there have already been diseases that present with pain like yours or you know of a family member who has had glaucoma.

So

B. No

7. Light bothers you

So

B. No

8. The pain is in:

A. In the head

B. On the eyelids

C. In the eyes (continue with question 9)

9. The pain is in

A. One eye

B. Both eyes

10. If the pain is in one eye, when you did the eye palpation examination, did you feel that the eye that hurt was harder than the other?

So

B. No

11. Did you feel that the pain in your eye is in the entire eye no matter where you touch it? or is located only in one sector of the eye

A. Yes (located)

B. No (in the entire eye)

12. How long ago did the pain start?

A. Hours

B. Days

C. Weeks

D. Months

13. How the pain has behaved:

A. It has always been the same (It has not changed since it started)

B. It has been increasing (It started soft and now it is very strong)

C. It has been occasional (it is intermittent, appears and disappears)

14. It is important to identify if there is pain or if it is another sensation. Describe if you feel:

A. Burning, as if there were lemon in the eyes. Or like it stings the eye a lot.

B. You feel dirt or sand inside your eye. (Something that pokes or pokes at the eye, garbage, as if something had entered the eye?

15. Is there anything that makes your pain change?

A. Worse with eye movements

B. Worse with exposure to light

16. What do you feel when exposed to light?

A. The eye waters, closes on its own or cannot open it

B. You can keep your eye open even though it hurts a little.

17. Now, in addition to the pain, you have some additional symptoms in your eyes:

A. Vision alteration? You must perform a self-examination as explained here.

B. Does your eye have red?

C. Do you have discharge, sores, matter in your eyes?

18. Have you noticed that the pupil (the black dot in the center of the eye) is larger, smaller, white, or not visible, compared to the eye that does not bother you?

So

B. No

19. Have you noticed changes in your skin? Does something look strange on your face?

So

B. No

20. Do you have hives, red spots or scabs on your forehead, eyelids or nose?

So

B. No

21. Do you have nausea or have you vomited?

So

B. No

In addition to the pain, have you noticed that you see double? (something next to things or above the object you see)

So

B. No

23. Do you see anything abnormal in your eye?

So

B. No