How to Recover From Retinal Hemorrhage or Detachment

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Fundus hemorrhage, a condition also known as retinal hemorrhage, is where the blood vessels on the retina burst and bleed. When this condition takes place, there’s no visible abnormality on the outside. Although retinal hemorrhage isn’t likely to induce pain, it can impair a patient’s vision and cause visual field deficits. In extreme cases, a retinal hemorrhage can even lead to loss of vision.

Oftentimes, retinal hemorrhage comes quickly and requires swift treatment, which is why Dr. Gwo-Bin Wu, director of Xinyitang Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic, came up with a unique fix for this problem. According to him, this method can also help heal retinal detachment, macular degeneration, and other kinds of eye-related conditions, or it can be used just for eye maintenance in general.

What Causes Fundus Hemorrhage? How Do You Treat It?

Retinal hemorrhage is an emergency and usually caused by high blood pressure. When too much blood shoots up at once, the blood vessels beneath the eyes can burst and cause bleeding. Another cause may be injuries resulting from accidents.