coats' disease

What Causes Coats' Disease?

The exact cause of Coats' disease is unknown. It is believed to be a developmental issue in the blood vessels of the retina, leading to leakage and fluid buildup. Unlike some other retinal diseases, it is not linked to inherited genetic mutations.

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