What are the causes of retinal haemorrhage?

Question

What is a retinal haemorrhage? What is the cure for blood clots in the retina?

Expert Answer

Dr Amit KhoslaApr 01, 2005

Consultant Ophthalmologist,
Sir Ganga Ram Hospital,
New Delhi

Retinal haemorrhage can occur due to many causes like diabetes, hypertension, trauma, infections, bleeding disorders. Each disorder needs to be addressed separately.

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