Can macular holes in the fundus be cured?
Disease description:
My mother is 78 years old this year. Her vision has never been very good, and recently she told me that her vision has become increasingly blurry. After visiting the hospital for an examination, the doctor diagnosed her with a macular hole. Can this condition be cured?
Hello, macular holes are a type of posterior segment (retinal) disease and are relatively common among elderly individuals. They may also affect visual acuity, so timely and appropriate management is essential. Macular holes are treatable—surgery is the primary treatment modality, as pharmacological therapy is generally ineffective for this condition. I hope this information is helpful to you. Wishing you good health!