How long does the glass volume of blood recover?

The vitreous hemorrhage can be recovered in 1-3 months.

If the patient has less vitreous hemorrhage, the impact on vision is small, and the macular area is not involved, and corresponding measures are taken in time to promote blood absorption. Generally, it can be recovered in about 1 month. If the patient has a large vitreous volume, which has a great impact on vision and is accompanied by macular edema, further examination and treatment such as fundus angiography and vitrectomy may be required. The recovery time will be prolonged accordingly, and it may take about 3 months to recover gradually. It is

recommended that the patient maintain a positive attitude during treatment, and pay attention to eye hygiene and rest to promote eye health as soon as possible.