CENTRAL SEROUS CHORIORETINOPATHY

Symptoms

• Sudden painless loss of Vision (6/9 – 6/24)

• Micropsia

• Metamorphopsia

• Positive Scotoma

• Whites may appear duller

• A dark spot in the center of vision

• Objects may seen father away than they really are.
   

Causes

• Young adult (20-50 years), males more than females

• Type A personality individuals

• Emotional stress

• Steroid intake is risk factor

• Hypertension

• Pregnancy (3rd trimester)

• Cushing’s disease