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What Causes A Spider Web Like Covering In Left Eye Vision?
Question: vision in left eye has a spider-web-like covering. What should I do?
Brief Answer:
See ophthalmologist
Detailed Answer:
As per my prior answer you need to see an eye doctor or ophthalmologist today. you could have a detached retina. This can be fixed in the office with laser therapy. Please make sure you see someone today.
I hope I answered your question. Please contact us again if you have any additional questions
See ophthalmologist
Detailed Answer:
As per my prior answer you need to see an eye doctor or ophthalmologist today. you could have a detached retina. This can be fixed in the office with laser therapy. Please make sure you see someone today.
I hope I answered your question. Please contact us again if you have any additional questions
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
What kinds of things might cause a detached retina? Trauma, such as being hit in the eye, I know, can cause it. But there has been no trauma, no falls. Any ideas? thanks.
Brief Answer:
Detached retina
Detailed Answer:
A detached retina will just happen. There is usually no injury or trauma that causes the retina to become detached. It can become detached if there is direct trauma to the eye like a baseball hitting the eye but the most common cause is severe myopia or nearsightedness. The shape of the eye is elongated in myopia and may stretch the retina causing it to detach. Please see your doctor today so they can treat the problem.
Detached retina
Detailed Answer:
A detached retina will just happen. There is usually no injury or trauma that causes the retina to become detached. It can become detached if there is direct trauma to the eye like a baseball hitting the eye but the most common cause is severe myopia or nearsightedness. The shape of the eye is elongated in myopia and may stretch the retina causing it to detach. Please see your doctor today so they can treat the problem.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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