Patient's question:
Due to eye trauma, vision has severely declined, with retinal bleeding and edema, and the macula is normal. Can vision fully recover in the future?Doctor's answer:
After eye trauma, the wound should be sutured promptly, and the prolapsed uveal tissue should be resected or repositioned to prevent infection. This may help prevent the disease. If the condition is detected, treatment for uveitis should be initiated. For mild cases, immunosuppressants can be used. In most cases, vision can be partially restored after treatment. Removing the inciting eye cannot stop the progression of the disease, but some inciting eyes may regain some vision after treatment.