Detached Retina Prevention
Is it possible to prevent Detached Retina? Read what the medical community suggests for prevention methods in the condition center at ThirdAge.com.
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How to Prevent Detached Retina
To help prevent retinal detachment, do the following:
- Always wear protective eyewear or goggles when participating in:
- Contact sports
- Activities that involve flying objects
- Any other potentially dangerous activity where the eye can get injured
- Have regular eye exams at least once a year if you are at risk. Depending on your age and risk factors, you may need to see the eye doctor more often.
- Contact an eye doctor immediately if you have:
- An eye injury
- Any symptoms of retinal detachment, such as flashing lights, floating objects, loss of part of your peripheral vision, or any other change in vision
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