Patient's question:
How is central retinal vein occlusion treated?Doctor's answer:
After central retinal vein occlusion leads to macular edema, it is currently necessary to visit the hospital for a thorough macular OCT examination and fundus angiography. Initial assessment suggests the need for fundus laser treatment. Additionally, macular edema still requires intravitreal anesthesia medication and anti-VEGF treatment. Central retinal vein occlusion may be related to systemic diseases, such as hypertension or hyperglycemia, so active treatment by the internal medicine department is also required.