Yes , it is quite possible to lead to high eye pressure because of dry eyes. High eye pressure, also known as ocular hypertension, is caused by inadequate aqueous drainage or a drainage canal blockage. If the fluid in eyes drains too slowly, it will disrupt the normal balance of production and drainage of the eye's clear fluid, and the pressure on your eyeballs will grow high. But the high eye pressure is undetectable. It does not cause any pain or redness, and if you have not yet developed glaucoma, a disease that damages the optic nerve and leaves patients with limited peripheral vision, it will not affect your vision. That is why it is so important for you to have your vision checked every year. Besides, the worsening high eye pressure can also lead to many other vision-destroying complications except for glaucoma. Therefore if you suffer from high eye pressure, you should let ophthalmologist closely monitors your eyes' condition or take some medicine and eye drops if necessary.
