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I don't know for sure. But a lot of eye doctors say 2 hours before going blind permanently. But don't look at it for 1 hour because it can cause cataracts.
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How long does retinal detachment laser surgery take to preform with the macula on?
Retinal detachment laser surgery takes about 10-15 minutes. Depending on the size of the tear, outpatient hospital sugery may be required. Depending on the type of pain that you are going through. The most common amount of time for the procedure is around two hours.
What is the causes of unilateral hemianopia?
Unilateral hemianopia refers to a partial loss of vision in the eye. The causes of unilateral hemianopia include injury to the optic nerve, migraine or the after effects of conditions such as a stroke or brain tumor.
How Long Does It Take for the Eye to Heal After Laser Surgery for Retinal Tear?
Retinal tears are delicate and potentially sight-threatening conditions that require prompt medical attention. Laser surgery is a standard treatment method to repair retinal tears and prevent further complications. After undergoing laser surgery for a retinal tear, patients often wonder about the healing process and how long it will take for their eyes to recover. The healing duration can vary from person to person and depends on various factors, including the extent of the retinal tear, the individual's overall health, and the specific characteristics of their eyes. While each case is unique, understanding the general timeline and stages of healing can provide insight into what to expect after laser surgery for a retinal tear.
How long on earth can you look at the sun before you are blind?
Most likely 100 minutesNot very long at all. The sun can damage your retina within seconds of direct exposure.It is nowhere near 100 minutes. It takes 20 seconds looking directly at the sun before you start to go blind, and 30 seconds before at least 1 eye is blind.
How long are baby tigers blind?
well it snt born blind and never is
What causes patterns of light in your eyes?
the FAIRIES! the FAIRIES! > > > > >>>>> Yeah, maybe if you're tripping but in all seriousness, flashing lights or sparkleberries, or stars or whatever you want to call them, could be a sign of vitreous or retinal detachment. You should go see an ophthalmologist as soon as you can so they can monitor the situation. If it's vitreous, that means you are at risk for a retinal tear or detachment. When THAT happens, you will notice a "dark curtain" coming over your vision. Don't panic, I see this all the time @ the clinic I work for and it is treatable. You won't go blind as long as you get medical attention soon. Hope this helps!
How long is The Blind Side?
It is 126 minutes long.
Does the 82nd airborne division have a special forces detachment?
No. There are Special Forces personnel stationed at Fort Bragg (as well as SFOD-D), but they're not part of the 82nd. The closest thing line divisions would have to such a detachment would be the LRS-D (Long Range Surveillance Detachment), although their function is a bit different from those of actual special operations units.
How long are Chipmunks blind?
ten years
How long did Houdini go to school?
oregons school for the blind. he was partially blind in his left retna
Can the sun blind you if you look at it too long?
Yes
How long did paul stay at Judas house after becoming blind?
How long did paul stay at Judas house after becoming blind?
