Of course: It can tear further. If you have any change in vision and even if you dont see an eye doctor yearly.
Answered 3/29/2014
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Absolutely. Yes. : Although more likely with a recent or fresh tear, a retinal detachment can occur with any tear, particularly in the process of developing a PVD or posterior vitreous detachment. The PVD is a consequence of vitreous separation and liquefaction. In is a natural process. A laser treatment will substantially reduce the risk of a detachment. If the old tear is pigmented well, then no laser needed.
Answered 6/10/2014
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