What are the symptoms of hyphema?

The symptoms of hyphema include red blood plane, color blackening, decreased vision, etc.

1. Red blood plane Hyphema

is usually caused by rupture of iris blood vessels. For mild hyphema, blood can accumulate in the anterior chamber, showing a red blood plane below the anterior chamber.

2. Color blackening

For severe hyphema, due to excessive accumulation of blood, the anterior chamber is completely filled with blood, which can gradually deepen the color and show black.

3. Reduced vision

For severe hyphema, oozing blood can also contaminate the cornea, resulting in corneal stroma blood staining and lens opacity, resulting in decreased vision.