What are the symptoms of fundus bleeding caused by diabetes?

Diabetic fundus bleeding may cause symptoms such as amaurosis, decreased vision, and loss of vision.

1. Diabetic

patients with amaurosis may cause fundus bleeding due to fundus microangiopathy. When the patient has a large amount of bleeding, it may cause visual field occlusion and amaurosis symptoms.

2. Vision loss

Due to retinal vascular rupture, blood exudation oppresses the optic nerve related, vision loss will occur, and the degree of vision decline will increase with the increase of bleeding volume.

3. Loss of vision

When the patient's fundus bleeding affects the macular area or vitreous hemorrhage occurs, vision loss will occur.