Eyes blurred as if covered with mist after being hit in the head by a ball

On May 10, after nearly a week of receiving eye treatment from doctors at Tam Anh General Hospital in Ho Chi Minh City after the accident, TVP (34 years old, from Dong Nai) could see again, no more pain, the fog disappeared. He could drive himself to work and play sports normally again.

Previously, on the afternoon of May 4, while playing soccer with his friends, Mr. P. was hit in the head by a balloon and fell onto the field. Stumbling to get up and look around, he felt his vision blurred as if covered by fog and called his family to take him home because he could not see the way. When he got home, he monitored his eyes for more than 2 hours but they did not recover to normal, so he quickly went to the hospital for a check-up.

Mr. T. had his eyesight re-examined by doctors after a sports accident.

At Tam Anh General Hospital, through fundus examination, intraocular pressure measurement..., doctors discovered that Mr. P. had anterior uveitis such as decreased intraocular pressure, slightly constricted pupils, congested edges around the cornea, and inflammatory cells in the iris area. Due to the inflammatory cells, everything around him looked like it was covered in fog.

Mr. P. was prescribed anti-inflammatory drugs, antibiotics, and eye injury treatment... and has now recovered and can see clearly.

According to Master-Doctor Pham Huy Vu Tung, Ophthalmology Specialist at Tam Anh General Hospital, eye injuries can occur in many different situations. "Anterior uveitis needs to be treated early to avoid eye complications such as: pupillary adhesions, pupillary occlusion, glaucoma, retinal detachment, eyeball atrophy, high risk of blindness" - Dr. Tung recommends.

Source: https://nld.com.vn/suc-khoe/mat-mo-nhu-phu-suong-mu-sau-khi-bi-trai-banh-dap-vao-dau-20230510142332255.htm