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Loss of retina circulation most likely triggers the problem. When retina cells do not get enough oxygen and nourishment from damage blood vessels, the cells send chemical commands called mediators, which cause new blood vessels to grow. Unfortunately, these new vessels often cause problems by bleeding into the eye.
