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Is epiretinal membrane serious? What is the best treatment for epiretinal membrane? What happens if epiretinal membrane is left untreated? Is epiretinal membrane normal? Is epiretinal membrane normal? Epiretinal Membrane Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment In the majority of cases, Epiretinal membranes happen as a part of the normal aging process in which changes occur inside the eye. It is common in people who are over the age of 50. The key cause of this condition is the vitreous gel peels away from the retina. Is there any treatment for epiretinal membrane? The primary treatment for ERM apart from observation is surgical. Surgery for ERM has a reasonable success rate, and most patients show improvement in visual acuity and a decrease in metamorphopsia. Can epiretinal membrane heal itself? Macular pucker surgery addresses macular pucker, a condition in which scar tissue (called an epiretinal membrane, or ERM) forms on the retina. This condition is frequently age-related, slow-progressing, and can even go away on its own. Is epiretinal membrane permanent? If an epiretinal membrane is mild and not interfering with your vision, no treatment is required. An annual review and OCT scan to monitor for progression are important. Once a membrane develops, it will never go away on its own. Once the membrane begins to affect your vision, it can be removed surgically. What is the cause of epiretinal membrane? The cause of ERMs is due to a defect in the surface layer of the retina where a type of cell, called glial cells, can migrate through and start to grow in a membranous sheet on the retinal surface. Can you live with epiretinal membrane? Many people can live with epiretinal membrane without having treatment. It may not affect your vision or everyday life. If epiretinal membrane begins to make day-to-day activities harder, for example, reading and driving, speak to your specialist. How do you remove epiretinal membrane naturally? During the procedure, the vitreous gel is removed, a saline solution fills the eye and then the membrane is lifted from the macula. There is no non-surgical alternative to treat epiretinal membranes. How successful is surgery for epiretinal membrane? Epiretinal Membrane Surgery - Although a majority of our patients experience an improvement in vision after surgery, there are a small percentage that do not have improved vision even after successful and uncomplicated surgery. Should I worry about an epiretinal membrane? If your epiretinal membrane isn't causing any visual complications, then you don't need immediate treatment. On the other hand, if you're experiencing visual problems, then the best treatment is epiretinal membrane surgery What are the side effects of the epiretinal membrane? Symptoms Decreased vision or loss of central vision. Central vision allows the eyes to see ahead to read or drive or see fine details. Distorted or blurred vision. Double vision. Wavy vision. Problems reading small print. Can cataract surgery help epiretinal membrane? Meaning. Cataract surgery in eyes with primary ERM, on average, can lead to an improvement in visual acuity but higher rates of cystoid macular edema and a lower postoperative visual acuity gain compared with cataract surgery in eyes without primary ERM. How is epiretinal membrane removed? If an epiretinal membrane affects your vision, the only way to treat it is to remove the membrane surgically. This is achieved by an operation called a Vitrectomy, where specialised instruments remove the jelly-like substance that normally fills the centre of the eye, called vitreous. Is the epiretinal membrane genetic? There is no way to predict who will develop an epiretinal membrane or when it will occur. Most patients who have epiretinal membranes are found incidentally and patients usually have no symptoms. There are no environmental or genetic links known to increase the risk of forming an ERM. How thick is an epiretinal membrane? The membrane thickness (mean +/- standard deviation) was 61 +/- 28 microns in the 169 eyes in which the thickness could be measured with OCT. #eyelaser #lasercataractsurgery #retina #chasma #contouravision #cornea #cornea #cataract #ERMeye#ILM #Intermallimitingmemrane #PPV #parsplanavitrectomy #vitrectomy #retina detachment #macular hole #intravitreal