How long does it take for a vitreous hemorrhage to clear?

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• BRUCE HABER

  12/05/2012

  Well, it must be really hard for you to endure that much pains and aches. So, as you can see, vitreous hemorrhage is one of the most complicated eye problems we might have. And it could lead to some simultaneous problems with eyes. However, if you really can get some timely and effective treatment and a positive approach to healing it, you could be recovered before long. Maybe 3 or 5 months could be enough.

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• Victor

  12/05/2012

  Well, in common, for vitreous hemorrhage, it can disappear in one week. So you do not need to be worried about it. To cure it, there are some ways you can have a try. First, cool teabags can be very good for the disease, so you can just put some cool teabags on your eyes, and then have a good rest. Just repeat it in a long term. By the way, they can be related to high blood pressure. So you need just be careful about your blood pressure, and controlling your emotion can be essential.

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• catchingthought

  12/07/2012

  If you have the vitreous hemorrhage, you will have to go through the surgery to treat it. After the surgery, you may need one month for the basic recovery. However, you need to take the eye exam every day at the beginning after the surgery. Then you could do the eye exam once a month. Vitreous hemorrhage is extremely common vitreous lesions. It can be caused by all sorts of reasons, such as adjacent tissue lesions or trauma surgery. The blood into the vitreous will not only make vitreous hemorrhage refractive interstitial cloudy but also affect light arrived in the retina and decrease the visual acuity. For a long time, the bleeding absorption will cause the vitreous degeneration and fertile lesions such as a large number of vitreous hemorrhage. Sometimes it is difficult to diagnose reasons. Only after doing the surgery can the doctors know the exact reason.

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• CINDY MOSS

  12/08/2020

  I HAVE HAD DIABETIC RETINOPATHY SINCE 2015 AND HAVE BEEN GETTING TREATED WITH EYLEA INJECTIONS AS NEEEDED TO SLOW PROGRESSION. THERE IS NOTHING TO MAKE IT BETTER BUT AT LEAST THEY CAN STABILIZE IT NOW. IF THIS HAD HAPPENED 10 YEARS AGO I WOULD BE GOING BLIND. LAST JANUARY MY LEFT EYE HEMMORAGED AND WAS TOLD IT USUALLY GOES AWAY IN A FEW WEEKS BY ITSELF BUT AFTER 8 MONTHS I FINALLY HAD SURGERY. MY RT EYE HEMMORAGED AUGUST THIS YEAR AND IM HAVING SURGEERY DECEMBER SO IT DOESNT ALWAYS CLEAR ON IT'S OWN. I FOUND OUT THAT THE INJECTIONS CAN CAUSE IT TO HAPPEN AS WELL AS OTHER REASONS. YOU GOT SOME PRETTY CRAZY ANSWERS SO I THOUGHT I SHOULD GIVE YOU THE REAL STORY. MY OPTHALMOLOGIST SAID AFTER THE BLOOD VESSELS HAVE BEEN CAUTERIZED ONCE IT SHOULDNT HAPPEN AGAIN. I GUESS WE'LL SEE.

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