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Ocular problems like migraine, thromboembolism or pseudo-tumors can be the presenting symptoms of the side effects of oral pills. Acute maculo-neuroretionpathy, macular haemorrhage, central retinal vein occlusion, central retinal artery occlusion, and perivasculitis have been reported. Most of these are seen in patients who have been on oral pills for a long time. Reported here is a case of CRAO in a young woman who was on contraceptives for 4 months. |
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