What symptom does disease of medium oar have

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Central serous chorioretinopathy is referred to as plasmosis. It refers to the macular area, or the next few steps, is due to the pigment epithelium barrier function and damage, liquid into the neuroepithelium caused by neuroepithelial detachment, may be accompanied by RPE detachment. The incidence rate of plasma sickness is relatively high in China, which is one of the common fundus diseases. Most of them can recover within 3-6 months, which is a self limiting disease, but it is easy to relapse. After repeated, it will lead to irreversible damage of visual function. What are the symptoms of Zhongjiang's recovery period.

What symptom does disease of medium oar have

First: after the occurrence of plasmosis, the damage to patients is very serious. The clinical manifestation of this disease is central vision. The visual acuity in the center of the eye will drop suddenly, the worst is no less than 0.2, and the temporary hyperopia from 0.50 d to 2.50 D often appears. Early course of disease can be corrected with lenses, good quality of vision will even be completely corrected.

Second: the vision of patients with plasmosis will be affected, and the feeling of seeing things is hazy and the scenery is dim. Some patients will always have visual field, central disc-shaped shadow, central visual field can be found with the posterior level, the size of the lesions, forming roughly the corresponding relative dark spots. If it can't be found, you can use small vision or blue vision instead.

Third: compared with normal eyes, we will find that things will become smaller and straight lines will become distorted in patients with eye diseases. This kind of situation is not only that the patients themselves have, but also that they feel small. It is also easy to check with Amsler grid. It is not difficult to diagnose the disease according to the vision loss and visual distortion.

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This disease is a self limiting disease, most cases can recover by themselves, the central vision will recover in about three months, and it will take about six months to gradually disappear, but there are also some cases of delay and repetition, which will lead to visual function, showing irreversible obstacles.