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What are the causes and risks of central serous retinopathy The exact cause of CSR remains uncertain but several risk factors

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Steroids are a known risk factor for the development of CSCR These include steroids in different forms such as inhalers for asthma

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After an episode of CSCR you may wish to see your GP to discuss control of any possible risk factors such as counselling for stress

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Who Is Most Likely to Develop CSCR Certain people are more vulnerable to CSCR than others Understanding the known risk

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Who is at risk for central serous chorioretinopathy People between 35 and 55 years old and men are more likely to

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By use of a multivariate analysis the previously described risk factors systemic steroid use odds ratio OR 37 1 95

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After an episode of CSCR you may wish to see your GP to discuss control of any possible risk factors such as counselling for stress

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Although the exact mechanism that leads someone to develop CSCR is unknown several possible risk factors have

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There are some risk factors that may trigger CSR in some people The condition seems to occur more frequently in