It is possible to change the pressure of a liquid, but liquids are not very sensitive to pressure changes compared to gases. While a liquid's volume remains relatively constant under pressure, it can undergo slight changes if subjected to extreme pressure. The discussion also touches on glaucoma, highlighting that intraocular pressure can be managed through medical treatments, such as prescribed eye drops. The primary issue in glaucoma is inadequate drainage of fluid, which is a focus of various treatment methods. Understanding the properties of liquids and their response to pressure is essential in both scientific and medical contexts.