Macular edema (macularedema) refers to the inflammatory sensation and fluid infiltration in the macula, the most sensitive area of the fundus, which leads to edema and severe reduction in vision. It is one of the main causes of decreased vision, including central retinal vein occlusion and diabetic retinopathy. The treatment for macular edema generally involves treating the primary disease, and anti-inflammatory treatment should be administered for intraocular inflammation.

Macular edema is an eye disease, usually caused by cataract surgery, uveitis, diabetes, and retinal vein occlusion, etc., and is one of the main causes of decreased vision.

After the injection for macular edema, it usually takes a period of time to clear. However, due to the differences in physical condition and disease conditions among individuals in daily life, the time for clearance is also different, and this should be decided according to the individual’s own condition.

After the injection, there is usually a very good recovery. Pay attention to maintaining a healthy body, maintaining local hygiene, and preventing infection. This type of injection can be effective for a relatively long period of time.

Currently, the treatment methods for macular edema include intravitreal injection of gas-filled vitreous and grid-like photocoagulation in the macular area. There are two methods of vitreous injection: one is to inject anti-VEGF drugs, and the other is to inject triamcinolone acetonide, both of which have a very good actual effect on macular edema. Anti-VEGF treatment is once a month, and it may require three to four injections. Triamcinolone acetonide needs to be injected once every two months, and after the initial injection, the edema will quickly absorb. If the original cause of the disease is not removed, such as diabetes or branch vein occlusion, and it is not cured, edema will quickly appear.

The treatment of hyaloid cystic edema generally involves treating the primary disease. For intraocular inflammation caused by conditions such as choroidoretinitis and uveitis, analgesics should be administered. Adrenal corticosteroids can be given for treatment.