Patient's question:
Bleeding in the eye, unable to see anything, only see bright light. One eye unable to see anything, but has light sensitivity!Doctor's answer:
Older adults are prone to subconjunctival hemorrhage. It is often accompanied by hypertension, diabetes, arteriosclerosis, and hyperlipidemia. The blood vessels in the retina are relatively hardened, which can also lead to bleeding. If the bleeding is excessive, it may reduce the patient's vision. After subconjunctival hemorrhage, antihemorrhagic drugs can be taken immediately, such as Anluoxue tablets or vitamin K1 along with vitamin C1. If the bleeding is excessive, the patient should seek medical attention and receive antihemorrhagic medication via intravitreal injection.