Retinal Vein Occulusions

If you’ve experienced sudden changes in your vision, a retinal vein occlusion could be the cause. This blockage can compromise blood flow to your retina, impacting your sight. Dr. Pratibha’s thorough diagnostics and prompt treatment – including injections, laser therapy, and systemic health reviews – help restore and protect your vision.
She looks beyond symptoms to address root causes like high blood pressure, cholesterol, and lifestyle factors, offering a comprehensive plan that safeguards both your eyes and overall wellbeing.
Treats
The treatment addresses both the eye condition and the underlying vascular risks, such as high blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes, and inactivity.
Treats
The treatment addresses both the eye condition and the underlying vascular risks, such as high blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes, and inactivity.
Treats
The treatment addresses both the eye condition and the underlying vascular risks, such as high blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes, and inactivity.
Anaesthesia
Treatments such as intravitreal injections or laser therapy are performed under local anaesthetic eye drops, no need for sedation or general anaesthesia.
Anaesthesia
Treatments such as intravitreal injections or laser therapy are performed under local anaesthetic eye drops, no need for sedation or general anaesthesia.
Duration
Eye injections typically take under 30 minutes, laser treatment sessions may be slightly longer.
Duration
Eye injections typically take under 30 minutes, laser treatment sessions may be slightly longer.
Recovery
Most patients can resume normal activities on the same day. You may experience mild eye redness or temporary visual blurring for a few hours.
Recovery
Most patients can resume normal activities on the same day. You may experience mild eye redness or temporary visual blurring for a few hours.
Retinal vein occlusion (RVO) occurs when a blockage to blood vessels in the eye disrupts blood flow, causing changes in vision which can be mild or severe and sudden. Think of your retina like the film in a camera—when circulation is interrupted, the image becomes blurred or distorted. This condition is often linked to vascular risk factors such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, smoking, or a sedentary lifestyle. Early diagnosis and prompt treatment are key to preserving your sight and preventing further complications.
Retinal vein occlusion (RVO) occurs when a blockage to blood vessels in the eye disrupts blood flow, causing changes in vision which can be mild or severe and sudden. Think of your retina like the film in a camera—when circulation is interrupted, the image becomes blurred or distorted. This condition is often linked to vascular risk factors such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, smoking, or a sedentary lifestyle. Early diagnosis and prompt treatment are key to preserving your sight and preventing further complications.
Retinal vein occlusion (RVO) occurs when a blockage to blood vessels in the eye disrupts blood flow, causing changes in vision which can be mild or severe and sudden. Think of your retina like the film in a camera—when circulation is interrupted, the image becomes blurred or distorted. This condition is often linked to vascular risk factors such as high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes, smoking, or a sedentary lifestyle. Early diagnosis and prompt treatment are key to preserving your sight and preventing further complications.
RVO may affect one eye and typically causes: · Sudden blurred or reduced vision · A dark patch or shadow in your visual field · Visual distortion or “smudging” · Possible floaters or flashing lights If you notice any sudden change in your vision, it’s important to seek urgent ophthalmic assessment.
RVO may affect one eye and typically causes: · Sudden blurred or reduced vision · A dark patch or shadow in your visual field · Visual distortion or “smudging” · Possible floaters or flashing lights If you notice any sudden change in your vision, it’s important to seek urgent ophthalmic assessment.
RVO may affect one eye and typically causes: · Sudden blurred or reduced vision · A dark patch or shadow in your visual field · Visual distortion or “smudging” · Possible floaters or flashing lights If you notice any sudden change in your vision, it’s important to seek urgent ophthalmic assessment.
With timely diagnosis, treatment can: · Reduce swelling in the retina (macular oedema) · Prevent further vision deterioration · Improve or stabilise your sight · Address risk factors before additional eye or cardiovascular complications occur Early care also allows more treatment options and a greater chance of visual recovery.
With timely diagnosis, treatment can: · Reduce swelling in the retina (macular oedema) · Prevent further vision deterioration · Improve or stabilise your sight · Address risk factors before additional eye or cardiovascular complications occur Early care also allows more treatment options and a greater chance of visual recovery.
With timely diagnosis, treatment can: · Reduce swelling in the retina (macular oedema) · Prevent further vision deterioration · Improve or stabilise your sight · Address risk factors before additional eye or cardiovascular complications occur Early care also allows more treatment options and a greater chance of visual recovery.
Dr. Pratibha delivers comprehensive and tailored care for retinal vein occlusion, including: · Intravitreal injections to reduce retinal swelling and improve circulation · Laser therapy when appropriate to stabilise or improve the condition · Lifestyle counselling to target underlying vascular risks—such as blood pressure, cholesterol, and glucose control · Collaborative care working with your GP or diabetes/cardiology team when needed This holistic approach supports both your vision and your long-term vascular health.
Dr. Pratibha delivers comprehensive and tailored care for retinal vein occlusion, including: · Intravitreal injections to reduce retinal swelling and improve circulation · Laser therapy when appropriate to stabilise or improve the condition · Lifestyle counselling to target underlying vascular risks—such as blood pressure, cholesterol, and glucose control · Collaborative care working with your GP or diabetes/cardiology team when needed This holistic approach supports both your vision and your long-term vascular health.
Dr. Pratibha delivers comprehensive and tailored care for retinal vein occlusion, including: · Intravitreal injections to reduce retinal swelling and improve circulation · Laser therapy when appropriate to stabilise or improve the condition · Lifestyle counselling to target underlying vascular risks—such as blood pressure, cholesterol, and glucose control · Collaborative care working with your GP or diabetes/cardiology team when needed This holistic approach supports both your vision and your long-term vascular health.
Before Treatment: You’ll receive a full consultation, retinal imaging (including OCT scans), and a detailed discussion of your diagnosis and next steps. During Treatment: If injections are required, they’re performed under local anaesthetic with minimal discomfort. Laser therapy may also be offered depending on the severity and type of occlusion. After Treatment: Follow-up appointments are essential to monitor response and ensure stable recovery. You’ll be supported with lifestyle recommendations that contribute to both ocular and overall wellbeing.
Before Treatment: You’ll receive a full consultation, retinal imaging (including OCT scans), and a detailed discussion of your diagnosis and next steps. During Treatment: If injections are required, they’re performed under local anaesthetic with minimal discomfort. Laser therapy may also be offered depending on the severity and type of occlusion. After Treatment: Follow-up appointments are essential to monitor response and ensure stable recovery. You’ll be supported with lifestyle recommendations that contribute to both ocular and overall wellbeing.
Before Treatment: You’ll receive a full consultation, retinal imaging (including OCT scans), and a detailed discussion of your diagnosis and next steps. During Treatment: If injections are required, they’re performed under local anaesthetic with minimal discomfort. Laser therapy may also be offered depending on the severity and type of occlusion. After Treatment: Follow-up appointments are essential to monitor response and ensure stable recovery. You’ll be supported with lifestyle recommendations that contribute to both ocular and overall wellbeing.
Can vision return after a retinal vein occlusion? Yes—many patients experience visual improvement, especially when treatment begins early. However, some may need ongoing management. Is treatment painful? Injections and laser treatments are performed under local anaesthetic and are generally well tolerated. Do I need long-term follow-up? Most patients require regular reviews to monitor retinal health and manage treatment response. What’s the cost of private care? Pricing will be clearly outlined during your consultation. Dr. Pratibha offers all-inclusive packages for injections, imaging, and follow-up care. Fees First consultation from £250. Follow up consultation from £175. Surgeon’s fee: £400 per eye (plus injection cost).
Can vision return after a retinal vein occlusion? Yes—many patients experience visual improvement, especially when treatment begins early. However, some may need ongoing management. Is treatment painful? Injections and laser treatments are performed under local anaesthetic and are generally well tolerated. Do I need long-term follow-up? Most patients require regular reviews to monitor retinal health and manage treatment response. What’s the cost of private care? Pricing will be clearly outlined during your consultation. Dr. Pratibha offers all-inclusive packages for injections, imaging, and follow-up care. Fees First consultation from £250. Follow up consultation from £175. Surgeon’s fee: £400 per eye (plus injection cost).
Can vision return after a retinal vein occlusion? Yes—many patients experience visual improvement, especially when treatment begins early. However, some may need ongoing management. Is treatment painful? Injections and laser treatments are performed under local anaesthetic and are generally well tolerated. Do I need long-term follow-up? Most patients require regular reviews to monitor retinal health and manage treatment response. What’s the cost of private care? Pricing will be clearly outlined during your consultation. Dr. Pratibha offers all-inclusive packages for injections, imaging, and follow-up care. Fees First consultation from £250. Follow up consultation from £175. Surgeon’s fee: £400 per eye (plus injection cost).