Does a detached retina cause eye pain?

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• Joseph campbell

  02/02/2013

  Detached retina is easy to cause retinal off, especially high myopia. Besides, As time progresses, vitreous and retinal of the eyes produce pull force, it can also cause the detached retina. The patients who have retinal detachment will actually get eye pain, and there are some signs of it else. Your vision might become blurry, or you might have poor vision. Another sign is seeing a shadow or a curtain descending from the top of the eye or across from the side. If you experience any of the signs, consult a professional eye doctor as far as possible. Immediate treatment decrease the risk of the damage to eyes.

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• camzron

  02/05/2013

  No, detached retinal won't cause eye pain. In fact, it is painless. And the symptoms of retinal detachment often occurs before it happen. In detail, people may suffer a sudden flashes of light in the eyes, a shadow or curtain over a portion of your visual field before they got a detached retina. Whats more, they may also notice eye floaters and feel darkening of their peripheral (side) vision.

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• edward

  03/07/2013

  Well, of course yes, it is painful when someone suffers retinal detachment. And you need to know that it is dangerous to have retinal detachment, for the highest risk of retinal detachment is related to the blindness. So everyone needs to pay more attention to it. And according to some researches, there are many factors which can lead to retinal detachment, such as eye injury, severe high blood pressure. So when you feel your eyes blurred, or cannot look well, you should be careful. In my opinion, if you have some questions about retinal detachments, you can talk with your doctor. And he can just give some details about it.

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