Does hyphema have sequela

Hyphema

is caused by eye trauma, leading to rupture of scleral vessels or increased osmotic pressure. After hyphema occurs, if relevant treatment can be taken in time, such as anti-inflammatory treatment, intraocular pressure lowering treatment and anti-infection treatment, the development of the disease can usually be effectively controlled, generally there will be no sequelae. However, if effective treatment measures are not taken for a long time, it may lead to further increase in bleeding volume or secondary infection, and then cause corneal blood staining, glaucoma and other sequelae.