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Is minor Retina CSR fully reversible
Respected Doctor,
At 42, I have been diagnosed CSR of retina (Central serous retinopathy) in left eye. It’s very minor. Two retina scans are normal, still a very very small distortion in vision somewhere diagonal to top left from center remains and is usually not detected at all unless I look carefully on amsler grid. I have been prescribed New I-Site tablet.
Can it reoccur?
Can I expect it to eventually completely go away with tablet?
Are there any lifestyle changes recommended?
Thank you.
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In addition even after a normal OCT the function recovery of contrast may take 6 months
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A. Yes.. CSR may Recur... Recurrence is more common in people who take steroid for other systemic condition
B. Prognosis is good in CSR... Sometimes CSR resolves leaving permanent changes in retinal architecture and thus leaving mild blurred vision... So we Can just hope for Complete recovery
C. CSR is common in type A personality... So Try to meditate, avoid stress, anxiety or anger etc
Relax a bit
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