Patient's question:
Appeared once before, at that time the doctor said it was subconjunctival hemorrhage, and it disappeared after about three days of using 'Levofloxacin Eye Drops'. It has now appeared again, and it seems more severe than the last time. The doctor now says it is retinal hemorrhage. Because I feel a bit of pain in the back of my eye.Doctor's answer:
Hello! Subconjunctival hemorrhage cannot be treated superficially; it is essential to examine the specific location, area, and whether the bleeding is still ongoing. If the bleeding area is small and has stopped, medication is usually sufficient. However, if the condition is severe, laser or surgical treatment may be necessary.On the other hand, it is crucial to analyze the underlying cause of the bleeding, such as hypertension or diabetes, which are major factors contributing to subconjunctival hemorrhage. If you already have hypertension or diabetes, it is essential to actively control your blood pressure and blood sugar levels. Regular eye examinations at the hospital are necessary to detect any issues early and receive timely treatment. Subconjunctival hemorrhage is a significant factor affecting vision, and it must be treated proactively without being taken lightly.