Portal hypertension in cirrhosis is a common complication. Portal hypertension in cirrhosis causes gastrointestinal bleeding, which is the leading cause of death in cirrhosis if not treated promptly.

Chronic biliary hepatitis in congenital biliary atresia leads to progressive biliary cirrhosis, which causes portal hypertension, which may lead to venous bleeding and ascites. The development of splenomegaly or thrombocytopenia after Kasai surgery suggests the possibility of progressive portal hypertension.

To treat gastrointestinal bleeding due to cirrhosis, there are many medical, endoscopic, surgical treatments and typically creating an intrahepatic portosystemic shunt using the TIPS method.

Bleeding in the whites of the eyes is not a rare phenomenon. However, this condition always makes patients worry about whether their vision is seriously affected or not and how to treat it.