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With -5D myopia what are the chances of retinal detachment? And what should I do to avoid it? Plz help
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Having myopia doesn't ascertain that one may definitely develop retinal detachment. It usually occurs when there are certain risk factors present and are not corrected.
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It's mandatory to rectify any risk factor present in the eye to lessen the chances of detachment.
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Kindly get a dilated retinal examination done by an Ophthalmologist.
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Myopia with Retinal hole and lattice risk factor for retinal detachment.
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6 monthly retinal examination
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Detachment can happen only if there is a retinal hole. Please get a dilated retinal examination with you local ophthalmologist annually ,to rule out retinal holes
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Pl have regular Fundus examination. If you have flashes in the eye,pl consult ophthalmologist. Pl do not do sternuous exercises. The risk of Rd, in your case is low.pl consult ophthalmologist for further evaluation and treatment.
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