Eye Floaters Questions

The eye floaters will usually self limit and it is unlikely that in this young age you get floaters , It might be something else within the vitreous and need an EYE check up

It is because of the vitreous humorous coagulation..
It may not cause blindness but can cause difficulty in Clear Vision..
You can consult me at Lybrate for homoeopathic treatment..

Yes it does... But not any random Homoeopathic Medicine..
Only if it is prescribed after careful case Study..

You need to have both a complete eye checkup and a medicine opinion as this may occur in migraine. If both the opinions say that there is no problem best to ignore the floaters and get an annual checkup as with time you will and your brain will get used to the floaters and your degree of being uncomfortable will lessen.

Hello Rajat...
It can be completely cured by Homoeopathy..
But to prescribe Homoeopathic Medicine we need some more details for which you will need to consult...

Minor floaters are not uncommon in Myopes, but if it's more it could be due to Vitreo retinal problem. Butter consult a Posterior segment Eye Surgeon.

There is no specific treatment for Floaters and many times it will remain life time and Night blindness is treateable with vitamin A and other surgery if required

Hello Floaters Floaters appear due to condensation of collagen fibrils present in the vitreous cavity of eye These are benign and don't need treatment Only way to get rid of them is to avoid them Having said that it is provisional diagnosis I would recommend you to consult local ophthalmologist and get proper eye examination done.

Floaters caused by loose cells, for example, are usually not that bothersome and often go away on their own in a few weeks or months. The floaters that look like wispy threads tend to be more visible, and in most cases they will also go away with time. In some cases, however, they can signal other problems.

Floaters caused by loose cells, for example, are usually not that bothersome and often go away on their own in a few weeks or months. The floaters that look like wispy threads tend to be more visible, and in most cases they will also go away with time. In some cases, however, they can signal other problems.