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High Miopia, Retina detachments
Parentage: Consanguineous marriage (maternal uncle–niece).
Antenatal history: Multiple early abortions/miscarriages before this pregnancy.
High-risk pregnancy: Mother on daily blood-thinner injections till 8th month.
Birth: Full-term normal delivery on 12-03-2022 with episiotomy; BW 2.8 kg.
At birth: Mild bluish discoloration (likely birth stress); cry present; no NICU; neonatal period uneventful.
Development: Normal milestones till ~2 years.
Ophthalmic onset: Squint noted around 2 years of age.
Diagnosis: Early-onset high myopia – RE: –13.00 D, LE: –12.00 D.
Treatment: Spectacles & patch therapy.
July 2025: Left-eye rhegmatogenous RD → scleral buckling + cryotherapy.
Right eye: Subretinal fluid → laser (July & Dec 2025).
Dec 2025: Persistent fluid; referred to LV Prasad Eye Institute.
Current: Right-eye rhegmatogenous RD confirmed at LVPEI.
9 Dec 2025: Right-eye retinal surgery (PPV ± BB ± endolaser ± PFCL ± silicone oil).
Observations: Squint increase in long car travel
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Thanks for the precise to the point history. Very few people are capable of doing it. HAIP DIET Body and and Mind healing in required in this case. You need to consult and start with HAIP DIET. Full analysis is required for deeper understanding of the root cause. Mostly it looks like an autoimmune condition based on your detailed and very to the point maternal history as she was prescribed blood thinners indicating some coagulation disorder which mostly are autoimmune, for which HAIP DIET will help. However, certain herbal preparations will help which can only be prescribed after thorough evaluation. I would request you to seek consultation for this case and start with HAIP DIET.
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