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A woman with bothersome dry eye syndrome sought relief through traditional Chinese medicine. Acupuncture treatment at the Chengqi point was performed, and the patient noted slight pain and a light flash during the process. The patient reported subjective improvement in dry eye symptoms, but the light flashes continued intermittently. A retinal examination showed retinal tears associated with hemorrhages in both eyes (Fig).
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