Patient's question:
How to Treat Pediatric Subconjunctival HemorrhageDoctor's answer:
After one month of discharge, a follow-up examination showed normal intraocular pressure, good absorption of blood and adhesion. However, fundus examination revealed bleeding in the retina with blood clots. There was also mild cataracts. The doctor stated that the most important organ was damaged, and the eyes might become blind. Even if vision could be restored, it would be very poor, and surgery could not reverse the condition. Due to the child's young age, the blood accumulation in the retina could only be absorbed gradually, taking 3-6 months.