<prompt> 30 year old young male came with sudden onset visual loss with no ho trauma and the fundus details cant be appreciated with no significant systemic history. The other eye has evidence of sheathing of vessels in periphery. A diagnosis of Eales disease is made. The most common presenting symptom of this disease isNeovascularizationRecurrent vitreous hemorrhageMacular edemaPosterior subcapsular cataract  <response>: EALES DISEASE -Bilateral, Idiopathic, Occlusive, Peripheral periphlebitis -also known as angiopathia retinae juvenilis, periphlebitis retinae, primary perivasculitis of the retina. -Recurrent Vitreous Hemorrhage in young and is the most impoant and pathognomic identifying feature -There can be subtle signs of sheathing of vessels and exudates in the fellow eye -Few evidence in literature suggests of possible association with TB 