Introduction
Central serous chorioretinopathy (CSC) is a common disease of posterior segment of the eye which predominantly affects young men[1] with type A personality, hypertension, steroid usage or obstructive sleep apnea[2]. According to the latest reports, this is the fourth most common retinal disease and also a frequent cause of mild to moderate visual impairment[3]. Metamorphopsia and central scotoma are the main presenting symptoms in acute CSC. Acute CSC is often self-limiting and treatment may be unnecessary. However; chronic CSC causes occupational limitation and bothering visual symptoms which urge physicians to take treatment measures[4]. In addition, high rates of recurrence mandate us to be aware of its pathophysiology and related risk factors. Choroidal vascular compromise and multifocal choroidal hyperpermeability have been suggested for the pathophysiology of this entity[5]. In this case report which was happened to one of the authors of this article (Dr. Ali Bozorgi), we decided to share our views about CSC and its probable preventable cause.