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Retinal detachment superotemporal region
Hello dr. I am a 25 yr old mbbs graduate .The day before I noticed that I lost my nasal field of right eye .i was blaming it on specs at first but when I actually noticed nothing could be seen in nasal field of right eye even more worse inferonasally I doubt this can be retinal detachment ,the loss is sudden n no pain ..Right eye is having a cylindrical no .myopic -6 and hypermetropic +2..Sir I want to know what r the treatment options .is it an emergency ?? At present I am in Delhi Narela .
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you must not waste time .please consult a retina specialist as early as possible.
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You need an early surgery for retinal detachment.
You can contact me or nearest retinal surgeon in Delhi.
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Yes it is an emergency. It is most likely to be a retinal detachment and will require early surgery.. carries an excellent chance that you will enjoy normal vision after the surgery .
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If it is retinal detachment then yes.. It is an emergency
As your central vision is okay then after surgery, prognosis is good
Having said that it is provisional diagnosis Kindly consult local retina specialist and get retina examined
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