Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:You can read and watch TV normally. Distant places look unclear, vision is blurry. Fundus angiography showed subretinal hemorrhage, pupillary adhesion, and persistently high intraocular pressure. Onset date: October 2009. Cause: Diabetic complication
Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Retinal hemorrhage is caused by diabetic complications.Suggestions for treatment:
1. Treatment targeting the cause: For diabetic retinal hemorrhage, blood sugar should be controlled first. In the early stages, adequate quiet rest should be maintained, physical labor should be avoided, and traditional Chinese medicine should be used for regulation.
2. Methods such as hemostatic agents, fibrinolytic agents, and antiplatelet aggregation agents can be used for treatment, which may yield some effects. However, these methods are not ideal.
3. For severe vitreous hemorrhage and late-stage secondary proliferative vitreoretinopathy that does not respond well to medication, vitrectomy surgery may be considered. Postoperative regulation with traditional Chinese medicine can aid in recovery.