Does Chorioretinitis Causes Blindness?
If Left Untreated or If the Condition Does Not Respond to Treatment, Severe Chorioretinitis Can Result in Partial or Total Loss of Vision in the Affected Eye...
If left untreated or if the condition does not respond to treatment, severe chorioretinitis can result in partial or total loss of vision in the affected eye.
How does chorioretinitis affect vision?
Chorioretinitis may cause: Pain or redness in the eye. Blurred vision, or seeing floating objects in your vision. Sensitivity to light or glare.
Does chorioretinitis cause Leukocoria?
It usually affects young patients. It is unilateral in 90% of cases. The child can have leukocoria, eye pain, strabismus, and profound monocular loss of vision. It commonly causes chronic endophthalmitis, granulomas in the posterior pole, or peripheral retina.