Title: 10 Causes of Sudden Loss of Vision | New Health Advisor
Headings: Sudden Loss of Vision
Sudden Loss of Vision
10 Causes of Sudden Loss of Vision
1. Detachment of the Retina
2. Occlusion of the Retinal Vessel or Artery
3. Vitreous Hemorrhage
4. Amaurosis Fugax
5. Glaucoma
6. Optic Neuritis
7. Ocular Migraine
8. Drugs
9. Giant Cell Arteritis
10. Other Conditions

Content: You can also have blockage of a branch of the retinal artery. The arteries are also usually narrowed by cholesterol plaques and blood clots will form in the narrowed part of the artery, leading to vision loss. 3. Vitreous Hemorrhage
There are certain eye problems that cause blood to enter the vitreous humor of the eye. This is called a vitreous hemorrhage. When this type of hemorrhage occurs, the light can be blocked from entering the eye, resulting in a sudden loss of vision, blurry vision or the presence of spots in your visual field. 4. Amaurosis Fugax
This is a condition of the eye that can last seconds to minutes and initially affects the peripheral vision. Along with a loss of vision, you can develop a loss of adequate speech and a transient loss of feeling on just one side of your body. It is not technically speaking a stroke, but it can put you at risk of getting a stroke.