What are the symptoms of retinal detachment?
Answer:
Retinal detachment requires urgent medical attention.
The symptoms include sudden changes in vision (e.g. blurring), a hole or a cloud of small dots appearing in the field of view (floaters), or flashing lights in the vision.
A few floaters are perfectly normal and the above symptoms can have less serious causes, but if retinal detachment has happened urgent treatment is needed so you need to get a prompt expert diagnosis from a GP or optician.
We recommend you seek professional advice if you are concerned about your eye health
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