Scotoma | Types, Causes & Examples

What causes a Paracentral scotoma? - TimesMojo

Corey Loosearrow on Instagram: "I was able to fix this! I haven’t had it happen since I started getting my circadian rhythm in sync (3 years). Im not sure exactly how this helped, but it might have something to do with consistently being used to the brightness of the Sun by simply spending more time in it. No common man made light can compare. It could also be that my body is just operating how it’s meant to so things that would trigger it don’t anymore. I honestly feel like it has something to

Abhijeet Beniwal on Instagram: "Central Serous Chorioretinopathy (CSCR) is a condition where fluid accumulates under the retina, causing distorted vision. It's common in young to middle-aged adults, often affecting one eye. Symptoms include blurred vision, distorted vision (straight lines appear wavy), and central scotoma. Causes include stress, corticosteroid use, and type-A personality. Diagnosis involves fundus examination, OCT, and FFA. Treatment options vary: - Observation (mild cases) - El