Eye Melanoma - Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment

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Eye Melanoma - Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment

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What is Eye Melanoma?

• Melanoma is a type of cancer that forms in the
  cells that produce melanin the pigment that
  gives your skin its color. Your eyes also have
  melanin-producing cells and could develop
  melanoma. Eye melanoma is otherwise known
  as ocular melanoma.
• Most eye melanomas form in the part of the eye
  you cannot see when looking in a mirror. This
  makes eye melanoma hard to detect. In addition,
  eye melanoma generally does not cause early signs
  or symptoms.
• Treatment is available for eye melanomas.
  Treatment for some small eye melanomas might not
  interfere with your vision. However, treatment
  for large eye melanomas generally causes some
  vision loss.

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Cause Of Eye Melanoma

• It is unclear what causes eye melanoma.
• Doctors know that eye melanoma happens when
  errors develop in the DNA of healthy eye cells.
  The DNA errors tell the cells to grow and
  multiply out of control so that mutated cells go
  on living when they would normally die. The
  mutated cells build up in the eye and form an eye
  melanoma.
• The iris, which is the colored part at the front
  of the eye
• The choroid layer is the layer of blood vessels
  and connective tissue in between the sclera and
  the retina at the back of the uvea
• The ciliary body, which is in the front of the
  uvea secretes the transparent liquid (aqueous
  humor) inside the eye.
• Eye melanoma could also happen on the outermost
  layer on the front of the eye (conjunctiva), in
  the socket that encircles the eyeball, and on the
  eyelid, though these types of eye melanoma are
  very rare.

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Symptoms Of Eye Melanoma

• Eye melanoma might not cause signs and symptoms.
  When they do happen, signs and symptoms of eye
  melanoma could include
• A feeling of flashes or specks of dust in your
  vision (floaters)
• A growing dark spot on the iris
• A change in the shape of the dark circle (pupil)
  in the center of your eye
• Poor or blurry vision in one eye
• Loss of peripheral vision
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