Quick Facts
- Causes occlusion of blood vessels
- Causes severe impairment to the retina and blindness in severe cases.
- A patient with Retinal vein occlusion suffers from an obstruction of the veins responsible for carrying blood away from the retina
- Retina is a layer of tissue responsible for transfiguring light to nerve signals and sending them back to brain
- There are a couple of risk factors involved with this disease such as Atherosclerosis, Diabetes and High blood pressure (hypertension)
- In very severe cases it can also cause other eye conditions, such as glaucoma, macular edema (leakage of fluid in the retina), or vitreous hemorrhage
- Has bad influence on the eyes
- Can cause major deterioration if not diagnosed and treated in time
- Formation of blood clots
- Diabetes
- High Blood Pressure
- Hardening of arteries
- Abnormal growth of blood vessels in front part of the eye
- Blockage of branch veins in retina
- Loss of vision in severe cases
- Clear pressure on retinal vein
- Blurring of the vision
- High blood pressure
- High pressure in the arteries
thanks for the tips and information..i really appreciate it.. Vein Occlusion
ReplyDelete