Understanding Transient Monocular Blindness: Causes and Solutions
Positional monocular transient blindness Hello Doctor: Here are my symptoms: When I lie down or squat and then stand up, I experience temporary blindness in one eye, lasting about 4-5 seconds. The affected eye (always the right one) only shows images in the central area, which th...
Dr. Zhang Yanrui Reply:
You have seen almost all the specialists you need to, and your condition is caused by poor blood circulation. There are no aggressive treatment options available; however, it is still recommended to follow up with an ophthalmologist every two to three months.[Read More] Understanding Transient Monocular Blindness: Causes and Solutions
Understanding Temporary Vision Loss in One Eye: Causes and Next Steps
Transient monocular blindness Hello Doctor, my father-in-law is 68 years old and generally healthy. Yesterday, while cleaning the windows and doors, he suddenly felt fatigued and sat down to rest. At that moment, he noticed that he had lost vision in his right eye (when covering ...
Dr. Huang Bozhen Reply:
Subject: Transient Monocular Blindness (TIA) Explanation: The most likely cause, given the age of 68, is carotid artery occlusion. It is recommended to consult a vascular cardiologist for examination, or an ophthalmologist may also be appropriate.[Read More] Understanding Temporary Vision Loss in One Eye: Causes and Next Steps