Eye Stroke
Eye Stroke: A "stroke", is caused by a portion of the brain being deprived of oxygen.This can be caused by either a blood clot or by bleeding into the brain tissue.
The eye and vision can be affected in a number of ways and amongst the symptoms which can occur are the following: - loss of vision - double vision - loss of side vision - problems with depth perception/judging distances - increased light sensitivity - eyelid drooping - reduction in eye movements. - dry eyes (due to eyelids not closing effectively)
Over a few months vision loss and other eye problems due to a stroke may be regained and recover function. Although often damages to the eyes and vision as a result of a stroke can be permanent. It is important to have an extremely thorough medical investigation and follow up medical care, if any of the symptoms of a stroke of the eye occur.
Return to Eye Problems from Eye Stroke
Return to Laser Eye Surgery Review home
|