Symptoms of retinal vein occlusion typically affect one eye and include:
- Blurry vision or vision loss: This may start suddenly or develop gradually over a period of hours or days.
- Floaters: These are dark spots or lines in your field of vision.
- Pain or pressure in your eye: This is typically in more severe cases.
You may not have any symptoms until complications arise. Some people don’t realize there’s a problem until their provider finds the issue during a routine eye exam.








