Would you know if cells on the retina or other parts of the back of the eyeball can be affected by this virus? In June of last year, I caught a pretty good case from my 2 year old grandson. I ended up with lots of spots on my face, hands, and feet. About a month after I got symptoms, I noticed a new blind spot in my left eye vision. A specialist found a spot on my retina that looked inflamed and damaged. He had no explanation for it other than the virus might have caused it.
The only connection I knew of was this virus, but perhaps it was coincidence.
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Would you know if cells on the retina or other parts of the back of the eyeball can be affected by this virus? In June of last year, I caught a pretty good case from my 2 year old grandson. I ended up with lots of spots on my face, hands, and feet. About a month after I got symptoms, I noticed a new blind spot in my left eye vision. A specialist found a spot on my retina that looked inflamed and damaged. He had no explanation for it other than the virus might have caused it.
The only connection I knew of was this virus, but perhaps it was coincidence.