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Vitreous Hemorrhage | Bleeding in Eye

Vitreous hemorrhage refers to bleeding into the vitreous humor, the clear gel-like substance that fills the space between the lens and the retina in the eye. This condition can result from various causes, including: Diabetic retinopathy: A common cause, especially in people with poorly controlled diabetes. Retinal tears or detachments: Can lead to blood entering the vitreous. Trauma: Injury to the eye can cause blood vessels to rupture. Posterior vitreous detachment (PVD): As the vitreous gel pulls away from the retina, it can tear small retinal vessels, leading to bleeding. Vascular disorders: Conditions like hypertension or central retinal vein occlusion Symptoms Sudden appearance of floaters (small spots or strings in your vision) Blurred vision Visual impairment or vision loss, often sudden Shadows or "curtains" in vision, indicating more severe complications like retinal detachment Management Observation: Small hemorrhages may clear on their own within weeks to months. Vitrectomy: For persistent or large hemorrhages, surgical removal of the vitreous may be necessary to clear the blood and address any underlying retinal issues. Treatment of underlying cause: For example, controlling diabetes or addressing retinal tears. #drfaisalanwar #eyedisease #bloodineye