What can cause bleeding in the eyes?

Question

Internal bleeding takes place once in 2-3 months in either of the eyes without any injury or provocation. It is neither associated with pain or lack of vision. What could be the reason and the remedy?

Expert Answer

Dr Mahipal S. SachdevNov 20, 2003

Senior Consultant Ophthalmologist, Indraprastha Apollo Hospital,
New Delhi

There is possibly some abnormal neovascularisation which is friable and tends to bleed. You need a fundus flourescein angiography followed by definitive treatment. Consult a retina specialist.

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