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After 6 weeks of vitreous detachment, can you still have a detached retina?

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Possible: The high risk window for a detachment to occur is about 3 weeks. If you are still having flashing lights or floaters, or develop vision loss six weeks out, get checked by ophthalmologist asap.

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Yes: It is possible. New or worse flashes or floaters or a curtain/veil in your vision requires an urgent dilated retinal exam.

Answered 10/9/2013

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