after a vein occlusion

I have been recieving treatment (lucentis injections) over the last year. Right now I am on a 3 month regimen of injections. Because my blurriness comes back, we have not reached the "monitor and maintain" stage of my brvo. My doc compared my condition to a puddle that needs to be mopped up, and they are still trying to get it soaked up. As I understand it, this is a chronic condition, that once controlled, can be monitored at greater intervals that once a month.
I am seeing a retina specialist for this.
Rosemary

Thank you so much you have given me HOPE.

The sometimes light or dark grey cloud [a scotoma???] that obsructs vision has now changed/spread around its edges [like a chalk drawing] and has 'bubbles'
[ resembling drops of water on a windshield ] that move about around it
am going to see a retinologist soon but this is so unsettling, can anyone tell me what might be causing this?
Thank you

As I understand it, a vein occlusion is a vein that is leaking. This disrupts the normal blood flow out of the eye and a puddle forms over the optic nerve causing inflamation. This causes the grey cloud that obstructs vision. Could be due to physical formation of the veins, or it could be a result of some other cause. The retinologist will be able to determine what is going on inside your eye.
I still have a cloudy spot in one eye, but now it is not bothersome. (I can see it if I close my good eye). I have been undergoing treatment for a year.
I do hope that you will be seeing your retinologist real soon. Do not put it off. I hope that you find out what is going on in your eye, and that you get successful results.
Rosemary

@thseh i have same exact thing, just happened two days ago . Went to retina specialist yesterday, had a small tear in retina and some minor bleeding in vessel near retina 👁. The giant veil or floater he called it is still there after the laser procedure he did . It’s the exact description you gave !! It’s so horrible and weird . He said it may not go away for a couple months ! It may not go away at all , if not then a more invasive surgery needs done ✅. Let me know what your Dr. says ok and how long you have had it ? Such a strange thing right in your vision and follows your eye around . He said don’t wear patch as it could make eye droop . I have chronic digestive disorders 7 years and now this on top of it . It’s honestly depressing. God Bless , Rosemary O.

HI Rosemary, as we wait for @rosemarya or other to respond, I will tell you what happened to me.
15 years ago, I had the same situation, which showed up suddenly as a "hole" in my vision. My ophthalmologist sent me straight to a retina specialist, who found a hole, but no bleeding. Laser treatments were still developing, so since mine was small, he opted for a wait & see approach. It healed over, but there is a bit of scarring, in certain very bright or dim lights, there is still a spot there - he explained that my brain has learned to ignore it most of the time. To date, nothing has gotten worse, and it is watched for at every eye exam.
Sue