What are the symptoms of a retinal hemorrhage?

Answer by  Planimo (32)

Symptoms of a retinal hemorrhage disorder include decreased or loss of vision, or partial loss of vision for detailed activities such as reading, as well as vision spots and floaters.

Answer by  Jenny25 (939)

Well, the symptoms include headaches, as well as reduction of blood circulation. Since this is caused by a blow to your head, you may experience some trauma here and there for short periods of time. Also, you may get a reduction of appetite and feel very weakened or tired from time to time.

Answer by  shen (11)

Unusual bleeding in the blood vessels of retinna is identified as retinal hemorrhage. Eye injury is the main factor for this disorder. Laser surgery is the ideal treatment for this.

Answer by  MaryJ (208)

Retinal hemorrhage can be caused by several things. Often times a blunt blow to the head, or a fall will trigger a hemorrhage. Blurry and decrease of vision or symptoms and sometimes if you are a diabetic, you are more apt to get retinal hemorrhages. Diabetics should get yearly dilated exams.

Answer by  newfave (69)

Most commonly, there are no signs, but they could be blur, spots in your vision, redness in your vision, distortions in areas of your vision. The most common cause is diabetes, but high blood pressure also. These are preventable diseases which have their own symptoms. You should be getting annual eye exams if you have these diseases.

Answer by  renee (354)

The Dr. I work for says if a person see flashing light and half of the vision goes is a good indication of a retinal hemorrhage. Floaters are another symptoms. The flashing light some people describe them as streaks of lighting in the outer edge of the eye. If this happens please go to the Dr. aspa.