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Suggest Treatment For Loss Of Vision In A Person With Cerebral Hemorrhage

Hi my brother in. Law had a cerebral hemorrhage about 2 yrs ago , yesterday he lost his vision completely the neurosurgeon found 3 bleeds one the left frontal lobe and one the right frontal lobe the 3rd on the cerebellum will he get his vision back ?
Fri, 17 Jul 2015
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The cause of loss of his vision does not seem to be due to the frontal hemorrhages. The cerebellar hemorrhage is also unlikely to cause rapid lots of vision in both eyes. He needs to be investigated for other causes like ischemic optic neuropathy, optic neuritis, amaurosis fugax etc. Whether he will get his vision back depends on the cause and duration of vision loss.
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Suggest Treatment For Loss Of Vision In A Person With Cerebral Hemorrhage

The cause of loss of his vision does not seem to be due to the frontal hemorrhages. The cerebellar hemorrhage is also unlikely to cause rapid lots of vision in both eyes. He needs to be investigated for other causes like ischemic optic neuropathy, optic neuritis, amaurosis fugax etc. Whether he will get his vision back depends on the cause and duration of vision loss.