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How much time it will take in clearance of blood in vitreous haemorrhage. Bleeding occured due to abnormal blood vessels formed in back of eye. My all reports are normal (CBC, ESR, CRP, BUN, Sicking test, Mantoux, chest xray, peripheral smear, ACE, RBS)
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If vitreous hemorrage has happened, we have to search and treat the cause for Vitreous hemorrage which is usually in your case nve.. Vitreous hemorrage will resolve by 6 weeks but we have to search the cause to prevent further bleeding and the u may need laser or anti vegf to decrease nve
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Vitreous hemorrhage usually takes around one month to resolve
But there may be recurrent bleeding also
Kindly share your case file so that I may guide you better
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