Patient's question:
Traumatic subconjunctival hemorrhage in the right fundus, now almost no vision. 15 days since the injury.Doctor's answer:
Due to the different causes and locations of subretinal hemorrhage, the prognosis and impact on vision vary. A small amount of bleeding in the optic disc or on the retina can be completely absorbed without affecting vision. If the bleeding is located in the macula, involves the macula, or is in large quantities, with blood entering the vitreous body, vision will be severely damaged, and the prognosis will be poor. Therefore, if subretinal hemorrhage is detected, it is essential to go to the hospital for a thorough examination to determine the specific condition for symptomatic treatment.