Patient's question:
A transient flash of white light appears at the corner of the eyeDoctor's answer:
Nearly 10 consecutive visits to the doctor, the diagnosis was: 1. Bleeding in the anterior chamber (already subsided) 2. Detachment of the iris root (8-10 o'clock direction) 3. Retinal (the doctor said it has subsided) 4. Posterior subcapsular cataract. Post-injury intraocular pressure was 4-5, later rising to over 30. After medication control, it was reduced to 14-17, and the most recent reading (July 6th) was 18. Currently, vision has slightly recovered but remains very blurry. The doctor said it is related to the cataract.