A member asked:

Could macular holes get bigger/worse if not treated?

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Dr. Colin McCannel answered

Specializes in Retinal Surgery

Yes: The natural history of macular holes is that of continued enlargement, to a point, and associated progressive decline in visual acuity. Additionally, there is progressive central distortion that evolves into a central blind spot. Macular holes are best treated as soon as possible, though not urgent, and after about one year duration the prognosis for good vision drops dramatically.

Answered 6/8/2015

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