
Macular Edema
Macular edema occurs when fluid builds up in the macula, causing swelling and blurred or distorted central vision.
What Is Macular Edema?
Swelling of the macula (the central retina) caused by leaky blood vessels affecting central vision clarity.
Who it affects:
Common in people with diabetes, retinal vein occlusions, uveitis, or after certain eye surgeries.
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Treatments
Prescription Eye Drops
Help reduce inflammation and control fluid buildup in the retina.
Eye Injections
Reduce swelling and leakage by targeting abnormal blood vessel activity.
Laser Treatment
Used in select cases to seal leaking blood vessels and stabilize vision.
Oral Medications
Prescribed when needed to manage inflammation or conditions affecting both eyes.
Management of Underlying Conditions
Controlling conditions like diabetes or hypertension helps prevent worsening of macular edema.

Visual distortion from macular edema can be due to a variety of causes. If you are having blurry and distorted vision, Contact us for an evaluation today to get your problem diagnosed and begin treatment right away.
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