Patient's question:
My eyes are getting more and more blurry. When I don't wear glasses, I can't see anything. Later, I went to the ophthalmology hospital to have my eyes checked carefully. There was retinal detachment in my eyes, and the vitreous body was cloudy, with high myopia. What should I do about retinal detachment, cloudy vitreous body, and high myopia?Doctor's answer:
You now need to pay close attention to retinal detachment and vitreous opacity. Among these, retinal detachment must be treated. If it is not treated, it will lead to further vision loss, and in severe cases, even blindness. Therefore, it is recommended that you visit a local reputable hospital for an ophthalmology follow-up. First, clearly explain your condition to the attending physician, and then undergo the necessary and thorough examinations. If there are no contraindications, surgical treatment should be performed as soon as possible.