Frequently Asked Questions about Hearing loss

Not necessarily, but it is possible. You should see a specialist to find out for sure.

Yes. Especially if left untreated.

This disease is cured with surgery in over 90% of cases, although it may sometimes require more than one intervention.

It depends on the severity and length of time it has been developing.

Individuals at risk should have regular check-ups with a retinal specialist, at least once a year, if possible.

Yes. Pathological or high myopia is a risk factor for retinal detachment, but is not a contraindication for natural childbirth.

If gas has been injected into your eye as part of the treatment, you must not travel by plane until the amount of gas left in your eye is less than 30%.

No. Not until allowed by your doctor. The postoperative period affects vision, and the patient must rest.

Those involving direct contact with the eye, such as boxing, squash, paddle tennis or tennis, pose a higher risk; so you should wear protective eyewear.