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My Father Facing Subhyaloid Premacular Hemorrhage, He Is Complaining About

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Posted on Thu, 10 Sep 2020
Question: My father facing subhyaloid premacular hemorrhage, he is complaining about dimension of vision since 3 weeks. Hence we visited eye specialist and Doctor advised the RIGHT eye vitrectomy surgery (may use silicon oil injection if needed) which is to be done on Wednesday 26-Aug-2020. My question is given the age of patient and diabetes history, will operation is good solution? will patient recover his vision?
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Answered by Dr. Harshita (7 hours later)
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Vitrectomy is a good option

Detailed Answer:
Hey thanks for the question . The haemorrhage has occurred due to diabetes and vitrectomy is a good option . But ultimately it is the retina and retina surgeries dont have any hundred percent guarantee as you dont know how retina will behave . But if the surgery is not done that could also be detrimental to the vision . Therefore in such cases vitrectomy is your best bet . Hope it helps . Regards
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My Father Facing Subhyaloid Premacular Hemorrhage, He Is Complaining About

Brief Answer: Vitrectomy is a good option Detailed Answer: Hey thanks for the question . The haemorrhage has occurred due to diabetes and vitrectomy is a good option . But ultimately it is the retina and retina surgeries dont have any hundred percent guarantee as you dont know how retina will behave . But if the surgery is not done that could also be detrimental to the vision . Therefore in such cases vitrectomy is your best bet . Hope it helps . Regards