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Since the eye cannot work without the retina, a person  may have a permanent loss of vision if correct treatment is not carried out at  the right time.<\/p>\n\n  <h2>What  Is Retinal Detachment?<\/h2>\n <p> The retina is an important structure of the  eye and is a light-sensitive area that sends visual messages to the brain. When  the retina separates away from its normal position, it results in an  ocular emergency.<\/p>\n <p> Retinal detachment occurs when the thin  layer of retinal tissue pulls away from its underlying blood vessels that  provide nutrients and oxygen to the retinal cells. This condition must  betreated immediately to avoid permanent loss of vision.<\/p>\n\n  <h2>How  Do You Know That You Have Retinal Detachment?<\/h2>\n <p> When a small part of the retina starts to  detach, it causes no pain. However, you experience some difficulty in vision and  a dark curved shadow is noticed in front of the eye as the detachment  progresses. Some symptoms include:<\/p>\n <ul class=\"list-style\">\n  <li>The appearance of little dark  spots or lines that float within the eye.<\/li>\n  <li>flashes of lights noticed in  front of the eye.<\/li>\n  <li>Reduced vision noticed for  distance and near.<\/li>\n  <li>Curtain or veil-like shadow  over your vision, as well as in the middle or on sides.<\/li>\n  <li>Feeling of heaviness<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<p>This condition arises suddenly, and if not  treated right away, may progress and can cause permanent loss of vision or  blindness.<\/p>\n\n    <h2>Who Is At Risk For Retinal Detachment?<\/h2>\n <p> This condition is most common in  individuals above the age of 50. However, anyone can develop this condition.  Certain factors increase the risk of retinal detachment. These factors are:<\/p>\n <ul class=\"list-style\">\n  <li>Nearsightedness(myopia).<\/li>\n  <li>Family history of retinal  detachment.<\/li>\n  <li>Previous history of eye injury  or surgeries like cataract.<\/li>\n  <li>Condition of Diabetic  retinopathy in which blood vessels of the retina get damaged dueto diabetes.<\/li>\n  <li>Posterior vitreous detachment  (this condition arises when vitreous gel-like fluid presentat the center of an  eye pulls away from the retina).<\/li>\n  <li>Some other eye diseases or  disorders such as retinoschisis(splitting of retinal layers) orlattice  generation(thinning of the peripheral retina).<br>\n  <\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<h2>How  To Treat Retinal Detachment?<\/h2>\n <p> Treatment of retinal detachment depends on  the severity of the condition. The primary aim ofthe treatment is to preserve  the remaining vision and try to regain the lost vision as much as possible. The  doctors generally recommend various surgeries to repair any tear, hole, or  break in the retina and reattach the retina at the back of your eye. These may  be:<\/p>\n <ul class=\"list-style\">\n  <li><strong>Laser surgery<\/strong>: The doctor recommends  laser surgery to reattach the retina back to Its original position. The doctor  applies laser around the site of the retinal tear through a Special equipment  that helps in attaching the retina to the underlying tissue.<\/li>\n  <li><strong>Cryopexy<\/strong>: It involves a temperature  reduction probe to remove any dead tissues and fixany tear or hole in the. The  doctor connects the retina at the back of your eye through this surgery.<\/li>\n  <li><strong>Vitrectomy<\/strong>: The vitreous fluid is removed  from the eye to provide better access to the retina for the surgery. A doctor  injects a gas bubble that holds the retina at its original position. Sometimes  silicon oil injection is done to attach the retina to it\u2019s normal position.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>The role of vision is tough to outline in our lives as, without it, there will be no window to oursoul. Whenever there is a deficiency in vision, we find our life in darkness. Among the variouscauses of visual disorders, one is Retinal detachment. 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