Patient's question:
Central retinal vein occlusion reoccurred last December (the initial onset in July last year has already healed) and has been treated in a Grade A hospital to this day without full recovery. If the reoccurrence is treated actively, how long does it generally take to heal completely?Doctor's answer:
Central retinitis is a common eye disease, primarily caused by excessive fatigue or mental stress. Currently, there is no specific drug treatment available, and it is essential to eliminate triggering factors such as fatigue and excessive tension. Quitting smoking and avoiding excessive stress and fatigue are also important. Taking appropriate vitamins can help, and recovery usually occurs within a few months. Generally, it takes more than half a year to fully recover. For such conditions, treatment should be maintained for more than half a year to achieve complete cure. Medical follow-up should be conducted as needed. Timely handling of abnormal conditions is crucial. Otherwise, severe consequences may arise.