Retinal hemorrhage
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Idiopathic Peripheral Periphlebitis
Idiopathic Peripheral Periphlebitis also called Eales Disease is a rare disease of eye characterized by sudden loss of vision, due to inflammation of the blood vessels of the eye leading to recurrent hemorrhage into the eyeball as well as oozing of clear thick fluid from inside of the eyeball.
Retinitis pigmentosum
Retinitis pigmentosa is a genetic or inherited eye disorder in which there will be abnormalities of rods, cones or retinal pigmented epithelium. In this condition the light sensitive layer of retina undergoes degeneration.
Postpartum hemorrhage
Post partum hemorrhage is defined as blood loss greater than 500 ml in a Vaginal delivery and greater than 1,000 ml in a cesarean delivery. There are vaious causes for the post partum hemorrhage. The main cause is uterine atony.
Retinal detachment or detached retina or retinal tear
Retinal detachment is a condition of the eye in which the retina is detached from its underlying layer. It is a medical emergency and it causes sudden vision loss and blindness. It is very common in persons who have severe myopia.
Signs and Symptoms of Hypertension
There are two types of hypertension that are usually defined i.e. Primary and Secondary Hypertension. Primary Hypertension is also known as essential hypertension. Primary hypertension or essential hypertension will not have any cause predefined while the secondary hypertension will be secondary to any other medical causes like some tumors or some systemic diseases.
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Community Questions on Retinal hemorrhage
Retinitis Pigmentosa
My relative's son is affected by this retinitis pigmentosa. Now he is aged about 23. Can you have any treatment for him to get back the vision. He can now see the biger letters only. At present he is in chennai. He is from Rameswaram Kindly advice me. He had his consultation in Sankara Nethralaya, Chennai.
I need as much info on brain hemorrhages, A.S.A.P.?
my mom has been in the hospitol since mon. 1/8/07. They are trying to find out what caused it. her brain is still bleeding.i don"t really understand why they haven"t done surgery. they say their waiting to see if it gets worse before they do surgery.
Retinal reattachment surgery
I am looking for an answer about retinal reattachment surgery. Would a person actually lose their eye, if they elected not to have the surgery if there was no hope of restoring their vision? Would the eye actually have to be removed?
treatment of retinitis pigmentosa
my one year old daughter is suffering from retinitis pigmentosa...is there any treatment for this ..i have posted this as i can reach the people all over world throgh this site ..thanx in advance
"a massive cerebral hemorrhage" isn't that a stroke?
i looked up "death of Franklin D roosevelt"...and that's what i found for cause of death.....isnt a hemorrage a bruse? and a bruse in your brain; isn't that a stroke?
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Drugs related to Retinal hemorrhage
Tretinoin
Dermatologic use. Retin-A: Acne vulgaris. Renova: As an adjunct to comprehensive skin care and sun avoidance to treat fine wrinkles, mottled hyperpigmentation, and roughness of facial skin caused by age and the sun. For those individuals who do not achieve palliation using comprehensive skin care and sun avoidance programs alone. Investigational (Retin-A): Treat various forms of skin cancer. Dermatologic conditions including lamellar ichthyosis, mollusca contagiosa, verrucae plantaris, verrucae planae juveniles, ichthyosis vulgaris, bullous congenital ichthyosiform, and pityriasis rubra pilaris. To enhance the percutaneous absorption of topical minoxidil.
Oral use. To induce remission in acute promyelocytic leukemia (APL). After induction therapy with tretinoin, clients should be given a standard consolidation or maintenance chemotherapy regimen for APL, unless contraindicated
Ganciclovir
IV: Immunocompromised clients with CMV retinitis, including AIDS clients. Diagnosis may be confirmed by culture of CMV from the blood, urine, or throat; note that a negative CMV culture does not rule out CMV retinitis. Prevention of CMV disease in transplant clients at risk; duration of treatment depends on duration and degree of immunosuppression. Investigational: Treatment of CMV infections (e.g., gastroenteritis, hepatitis, pneumonitis) in immunocompromised clients.
PO: Alternative to IV for maintenance treatment of CMV retinitis inimmunocompromised (including AIDS) clients. Prevention of CMV disease in clients with advanced HIV infection at risk for developing CMV disease
Ifosfamide
As third-line therapy, in combination with other antineoplastic drugs, for germ cell testicular cancer. Ifosfamide should always be given with mesna to prevent ifosfamide-induced hemorrhagic cystitis. Investigational: Cancer of the breast, lung, pancreas, ovary, and stomach. Also for sarcomas, acute leukemias (except AML), malignant lymphomas
Protamine Sulphate
Only for treatment of heparin overdose resulting in hemorrhage. Administration of whole blood or fresh frozen plasma may also be needed if hemorrhage is severe
Sodium Pentosan Polysulphate
Relief of bladder pain or discomfort associated with interstitial cystitis
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