What is the most probable diagnosis

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Problem: Your patient has been taking vasodilators for a while and recently had an acute onset of pain in their eye. There is also increasing pressure in the eye. Upon further investigation, you discover they have a cup:disk ratio of 2:3. What is the MOST probable diagnosis?

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