Understanding Peripheral Vision Distortion in High Myopia
Visual distortion I saw online that visual distortion typically occurs in the center, but in my case, it is on the far left of my left eye and the far right of my right eye. My retina and macula are fine, and I only experience this distortion when not wearing glasses; with glasse...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello Mr. Chen: As you mentioned, it may be caused by your glasses. Because it doesn't occur when you are not wearing them. You could try using ultra-thin lenses to see if it improves.[Read More] Understanding Peripheral Vision Distortion in High Myopia
Understanding Vitreous Floaters: Causes and Connection to Retinal Vascular Issues
Vitreous hemorrhage due to neovascularization? (1) Can I ask if the floaters seen after retinal vascular proliferation are related to the blood vessels? (2) I sometimes experience insufficient oxygen supply to my blood vessels, and I have previously been hit in the eye while play...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
1. Floaters are not caused by blood vessels. 2. It should be vitreous degeneration floaters, not bleeding.[Read More] Understanding Vitreous Floaters: Causes and Connection to Retinal Vascular Issues
Understanding Floaters: Causes, Effects, and Treatment Options
Floaters, small circles? (1) Can high intraocular pressure lead to the development of floaters? (2) If the eyes are in a dirtier environment, can inflammation increase the occurrence of floaters? Would this increase be significant, and will the inflammatory substances be metabo...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello, A-Da: 1. No. 2. Floaters are not related to inflammation. 3. Sometimes they may not be fully absorbed, and surgery for vitrectomy may be necessary. 4. It should not be related to the environment, nor to inflammation or bleeding.[Read More] Understanding Floaters: Causes, Effects, and Treatment Options
Understanding Eye Flashes and Floaters: When to Seek Help
Flashes of light in the eyes? Hello Doctor, I have myopia in both eyes of about 375 degrees and astigmatism of over 100 degrees. A month ago, I had a retinal examination, and the doctor said there were no abnormalities, but I should be cautious about flashes, which has made me a ...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: If you are experiencing discomfort in your eyes, you should get it checked out rather than guessing, which can only increase your anxiety; it may be a symptom that is not significant. Generally, floaters are not a cause for concern; if an examination shows normal results, ...[Read More] Understanding Eye Flashes and Floaters: When to Seek Help
Understanding Post-Surgery Symptoms: Gas Bubbles After Eye Surgery
[Hotai Insurance] - Epidemic Prevention Insurance - Electronic policy issuance notification, the file password is the policyholder's ID number. https://hotains.tw/2GtR Hello! I would like to consult a doctor. My husband had retinal hemorrhage in his right eye and underwent c...
Dr. He Jianxian Reply:
After a vitrectomy with gas injection, the gas bubbles usually merge into one. However, sometimes due to movement, small bubbles may appear, which is not a cause for concern. Dr. He Jianxian, Ophthalmology Department, Nantou Hospital.[Read More] Understanding Post-Surgery Symptoms: Gas Bubbles After Eye Surgery
Understanding Eye Floaters: Recovery Time and Dietary Tips
Eye floaters Hello Doctor: Recently, I accidentally experienced a flash from a white light bulb at home, and I've been seeing persistent visual floaters in my right eye. Since they haven't disappeared after a day, I went to an ophthalmologist for a dilated fundus examin...
Dr. He Jianxian Reply:
The absorption of hemorrhage can vary depending on the location and the individual. However, based on your description, the bleeding is likely located in the superficial layer of the retina. This type of hemorrhage typically gets absorbed within a few weeks, and there should be n...[Read More] Understanding Eye Floaters: Recovery Time and Dietary Tips
Understanding Floaters: When to Worry and What to Watch For
Observation of Floaters Hello, Doctor. I have myopia of -775 degrees in my right eye and -750 degrees in my left eye. Over a month ago, I underwent an examination for floaters, and the results showed no issues. The doctor only mentioned that the peripheral retina is somewhat thin...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: This type of floaters is usually harmless. However, if they appear in a large number or are accompanied by flashes of light, special attention is required.[Read More] Understanding Floaters: When to Worry and What to Watch For
Understanding Floaters: When to Worry About Eye Symptoms
Observation of Floaters Hello, Doctor. I have myopia of -775 degrees in my right eye and -750 degrees in my left eye. Over a month ago, I underwent an examination for floaters, and the results showed no issues. The doctor mentioned that the peripheral retina is somewhat thinned d...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: This type of floaters is usually harmless. However, if they appear in a large number or are accompanied by flashes of light, special attention is required.[Read More] Understanding Floaters: When to Worry About Eye Symptoms
Understanding Sudden Vision Changes: Symptoms of Retinal Detachment
Sudden loss of vision? (1) May I ask if the curtain-like shadow associated with retinal detachment refers to a shadow that remains in the same place, or does it move down and then disappear? (2) My friend mentioned that sometimes he suddenly sees a brief black shadow descending ...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: 1. A retinal detachment will not go away; it will remain there. 2. No, it may be related to the retinal blood vessels; if the blood circulation supply is poor, it can lead to this condition. You can refer to: https://bit.ly/3AemciB[Read More] Understanding Sudden Vision Changes: Symptoms of Retinal Detachment
Understanding Eye Atrophy: Symptoms, Causes, and Related Conditions
Ocular degeneration Hello, could you please explain what conditions may arise from ocular atrophy? It seems difficult to find relevant information. Does ocular atrophy progress over time, or is it possible for the condition to remain stable? Can ocular atrophy lead to high hypero...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello, Xin: Atrophy of the eyeball may be due to degeneration of the retinal nerves or retinal blood vessels. This can lead to shrinkage of the eyeball, which is sometimes unavoidable. When the eyeball shrinks, blindness is likely to occur. Poor vision may result in strabismus or...[Read More] Understanding Eye Atrophy: Symptoms, Causes, and Related Conditions
Understanding Visual Field Issues: Causes and Solutions for Eye Problems
Visual field issues Hello, may I ask if issues with the temporal retina cause defects in the temporal visual field or the nasal visual field? Is it possible that when focusing on nearby objects, the tremor is less pronounced, so without using corrective lenses to extend the focus...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello, Xin: Does a problem with the temporal retina cause a defect in the temporal visual field or the nasal visual field? Temporal retinal damage leads to nasal visual field loss. Is it true that when focusing on nearby objects, the tremor may be less pronounced, so without usin...[Read More] Understanding Visual Field Issues: Causes and Solutions for Eye Problems
Understanding Retinal Issues and Floaters: A Patient's Guide
Retinal issues, floaters? Hello, Doctor Gao. I have been experiencing discomfort in my eyes for the past two weeks, and I have a few questions I would like to ask you. 1. Initially, I felt that my right upper eyelid was drooping. After resting for a while, it improved significa...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: 1. My eyes feel a bit moist, and since the next day, I've been experiencing a foreign body sensation, which could be caused by conjunctivitis. The presence of thread-like objects is likely due to floaters. 2. If you are still concerned, it is perfectly fine to have an...[Read More] Understanding Retinal Issues and Floaters: A Patient's Guide
Understanding Retinal and Optic Nerve Issues: Key Questions Answered
Retinal and optic nerve issues? Hello, Doctor Gao! Two years ago, I underwent retinal repair, and the doctor also performed a fundus examination using other instruments. Since then, I have been regularly monitoring my retinal condition approximately every six months, but I haven&...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello Jessie: 1. The doctor should have mentioned that the peripheral retina is thinner when looking downward, not the macula. 2. There may be a loss of central vision. If this leads to retinal detachment, vision can deteriorate significantly. 3. Avoid eye strain, prevent worseni...[Read More] Understanding Retinal and Optic Nerve Issues: Key Questions Answered
Does Eye Movement Affect the Retina in High Myopia Patients?
Generally, moving the eyeball should not affect the retina? Hello, Doctor Gao. I have a question regarding high myopia. Is it true that individuals with high myopia should avoid intense activities like eye exercises with a prescription of [600 degrees]? In general, when seeing a ...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello, Ah Wei: Generally, moving your eyes is not a problem, so please don't worry.[Read More] Does Eye Movement Affect the Retina in High Myopia Patients?
Understanding Post-Laser Surgery Symptoms: Blurriness and Floaters
Post-retinal laser surgery Three days ago, I underwent laser treatment for a retinal tear. Initially, my vision was relatively clear, but a day later, my eyesight began to blur, and I started seeing a foggy appearance along with black thread-like spots. My vision remains unclear,...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello, Shuji: Due to changes in your condition and during the examination, it is recommended that you undergo further testing.[Read More] Understanding Post-Laser Surgery Symptoms: Blurriness and Floaters
Understanding Retinal Hemorrhage: Causes, Symptoms, and Next Steps
Retinal vascular hemorrhage Hello Doctor: My mother has recently been experiencing a foggy shadow in the upper right corner of her vision. According to her description, the shadow appears as a series of black lines. She has already visited both a small clinic and a large hospital...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
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Understanding the Relationship Between High Myopia and Cup-to-Disc Ratio
High myopia cup-to-disc ratio question? Hello, doctor. I have high myopia (R1200, L900) and floaters. Currently, my prescription changes by about 50 degrees after dilation (the doctor said this is normal), and my intraocular pressure measurements have always been normal. During a...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello JJ: 1. The cup-to-disc ratio is an indicator used to assess the optic nerve, and a slightly elevated cup-to-disc ratio caused by high myopia does not necessarily indicate glaucoma. 2. Diagnosis codes are sometimes required for examinations, but the presence of a diagnosis m...[Read More] Understanding the Relationship Between High Myopia and Cup-to-Disc Ratio
Understanding Flashing Lights and Floaters in Your Vision
The appearance of flashing spots or floaters in the eyes? Dear Dr. Gao, I experienced floaters in April and mid-May and underwent a dilated fundus examination, which diagnosed my retina as intact with no tears, only ordinary floaters. Recently, when I look down and then raise my...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello Mr. Ching: This is likely a substance within the vitreous body. It is also a type of floaters. It should not be related to retinal detachment. You can observe it on your own.[Read More] Understanding Flashing Lights and Floaters in Your Vision
Understanding Retinal Hemorrhage: Causes, Symptoms, and Next Steps
Retinal vascular hemorrhage Hello Doctor: My mother has recently been experiencing a foggy shadow in the upper right corner of her vision. According to her description, the shadow appears as a series of black lines. She has already visited both a small clinic and a large hospital...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello, Mimi: If there is retinal vascular hemorrhage and no issues have been detected upon examination, you can wait for the blood clot to dissipate, and the condition should improve. However, the absorption of the blood clot may take some time. The soreness, fatigue, and bleedin...[Read More] Understanding Retinal Hemorrhage: Causes, Symptoms, and Next Steps
Understanding Floaters: When to Seek Eye Care and Safety Tips
Observation of Floaters Hello, I have myopia of -775 diopters in my left eye and -800 diopters in my right eye. About a month ago, I visited an ophthalmologist for a vitreous floaters examination using a funduscope. The doctor mentioned that my retina was fine, but the optic nerv...
Dr. Gao Pilin Reply:
Hello: Actually, a gradual increase is generally not a concern, unless there is a significant surge that requires special attention. Therefore, an increase of 3 to 5 is considered normal. However, if there is a sudden increase of 10 to 20, it would be necessary to get it checked....[Read More] Understanding Floaters: When to Seek Eye Care and Safety Tips