#eye floaters

[souldoes-things]

photopsias are so beautiful and wonderful btw. you look up at the cloudless sky in wonder and then get hundreds of little friends swimming in your vision like tiny fireflies. eye floaters too! they're like little friends that like to play tag since they run away when you look at them

[calloutloud]

Top 10 home remedies to core eye floaters

Eye floaters are tiny specks, spots, or cobweb-like objects that appear to be floating in your field of vision. They are often harmless, but can be a nuisance and affect your daily routine. In this blog post, we'll share ten tips to help you deal with eye floaters and improve your visual comfort.

1. Understand what eye floaters are and what causes them

Eye floaters are tiny clumps of protein or cells in the clear, gel-like substance that fills the inside of your eye. These clumps cast shadows on the retina, which can appear as floaters in your field of vision. They are a natural part of the aging process and are more common in people who are nearsighted or have had eye surgery or trauma.

2. Get regular eye exams

Regular eye exams can help you detect eye floaters early on and monitor any changes in their size or shape. Your eye doctor can also help you rule out any underlying eye conditions that may be causing the floaters.

3.  Avoid eye strain

Eye strain can make eye floaters more noticeable. To reduce eye strain, take regular breaks when using a computer or reading for an extended period, adjust your screen brightness, and maintain a comfortable distance between your eyes and the screen.

4. Stay hydrated

Dehydration can worsen eye floaters. Drinking plenty of water and staying hydrated can help improve the quality of the fluid inside your eye and reduce floaters.

5. Manage stress

Stress can cause eye strain, which can exacerbate eye floaters. Practice stress management techniques such as deep breathing, yoga, or meditation to reduce stress and promote relaxation.

6. Avoid bright lights

Bright lights can make eye floaters more noticeable. Avoid direct sunlight and bright indoor lights whenever possible, or wear sunglasses or a hat with a brim to reduce glare.

7. Practice eye exercises

Eye exercises can help improve eye health and reduce the appearance of eye floaters. Some exercises include focusing on near and far objects, rotating your eyes in a circular motion, and moving your eyes from side to side.

8. Consider treatment options

If your eye floaters are severe and affecting your quality of life, there are several treatment options available. These include laser therapy, vitrectomy surgery, and medication. Consult with your eye doctor to determine which treatment option is best for you.

9. Maintain a healthy lifestyle

Maintaining a healthy lifestyle can help improve your overall eye health and reduce the appearance of eye floaters. This includes eating a healthy diet, getting regular exercise, avoiding smoking, and getting enough sleep.

10. Stay informed

Stay informed about the latest research and treatments for eye floaters. Join online support groups and attend informational sessions to learn more about the condition and how to manage it effectively. In conclusion, eye floaters are a common condition that can be managed with the tips mentioned above. 

If you experience any sudden changes in your vision or eye floaters that are accompanied by flashes of light or loss of vision, seek immediate medical attention.

[thebluesky-that-loves]

I've given up !!! Truly, I've given up. I'm not sleeping well , I have no friends.

My mental scares me, and I'm not looking forward to anything. I don't know what's happening, but it's been 3 years

[bananana-boat]

Eye floaties

I'm certain we've all experienced it at some point, wondered what it was we you're seeing just at the edge of you vision. I experienced it again just the other day, and it really got me thinking.

I was taking a break between classes, the late-summer is quite temperate here in the Appalachian mountains, and I found a little bench next to some trees that was just perfect for lying on. I was inspired by a poem I'd recently read, I can't recall which one exactly, but I believe it was a piece by Mary Oliver talking about the movement of the trees that one can only notice when lying under them. I humored my artistic side and I looked up into the canopy above me, a couple pines behind me, an oak and a poplar at my feet, trying to see what the leaves could tell me. They all seemed to dance in their own special ways with the wind. When I started looking closer, that's when I caught a glimpse of them out of the corner of my eye- the eye floaties.

You see, I have a theory about these little things. When I was curious in my childhood (which I often was), I had asked the grown ups around me, What are those little things? Answers would range anywhere from "eye floaties" (of course), to "bacteria", "sun spots", etc. I'm sure science has some sort of justified explanation to this phenomenon, but none of these answers have ever really sat well with me. And it wasn't until recently that I realized, hey, I'm a grown up.

And I have a better answer.

Those little spots you see floating in your vision sometimes can be described as Hidden Creatures. You might be skeptical at first, but soon I think you'll understand where I'm coming from. Have you ever felt a pair of eyes watching you? You find yourself walking down the street, the road is silent for once and nobody's on the sidewalk with you, but you just can't shake the feeling that there's something behind you? You can turn your back and look, but you won't see anyone.

Perhaps you're in the waiting room at the doctors office- there's that lady behind the counter paying you no attention, an old man on the other side of the room drifting off to sleep every ten seconds, but for some reason it just feels like there's someone else near you.

Or maybe even It's happened to you in a crowded place. You just stepped into the packed afternoon bus, happy to finally be in the air conditioning, when you begin to feel a dreadful feeling- like something just climbed up your spine and onto your scalp. With not a single bug in sight, you wonder if you're becoming delirious.

You, my friend, might have been in the company of a Hidden Creature. There are many different kinds of Hidden Creatures, but they are all, as you might assume from the name, hard to see. Some like to hide in the shadows, behind a piece of furniture, or under a parked car, just where the light can't reach them. Some exist right in your blind spot, waiting for you to turn just enough so they can carry about their business.

The ones I'm discussing today live in the air, and they have a very special way of hiding themselves. In fact, they hide in the most genius spot possible to hide- in plain sight. Whether it be some kind of magic that keeps them hidden or a loophole in the worlds physics is beyond me, after all I'm just someone rambling on the internet about a nap I took on a bench. I think it might be one of those mind tricks, like how you can see your nose sitting there between your eyes if you think about it, but otherwise it's just invisible.

You might be thinking to yourself, "there's no evidence of this" "no such things as Hidden Creatures" "you're just making stuff up". And that all might be true! But, next time you find yourself in a position where something peculiar happened and you just can't explain it, maybe you'll remember this post and think twice about the life that exists just beyond what you think you know.

[roseweddle62]

Nystagmus

Know all about the eye treatments through the help of low vision measures and see how you can improve your vision without hampering its ongoing treatment’s progress from the scratch. Seek information about if can nystagmus be cured or not. This is a major issue especially when you have eye complications. 

[gaylobsterxd]

watched a video ab eyes and there was an artistic representation for the eye floaters. They kinda looked like tinsel which I personally didn't find accurate (from my experience).

For me (at least), eye floaters, I would best describe them as little eraser shavings that are slightly less opaque. They swish around when you move your eyes and it's kinda like when you twist a glass with water inside.

[argbaloon]

*sees eye floater* what bird is that 🥺

[kimaarons77]

Hazy Vision After Yag Laser

Hazy vision after YAG laser treatment, a common procedure for posterior capsule opacification, can occur temporarily. This haziness typically resolves within hours or days as the eye heals, but persistent blurriness may indicate severe complications. Patients should follow post-operative instructions and consult their ophthalmologist promptly if symptoms persist or worsen.

[drdudhbhate]

Understanding the Relationship Between Dry Eye and Floaters: Exploring Causes and Management

Introduction: Dry eye syndrome and floaters are two common eye conditions that can cause discomfort and visual disturbances. While they may seem unrelated, there is a connection between them that is worth exploring. In this blog, we'll delve into the relationship between dry eye and floaters, examining their causes, symptoms, and management strategies.

Understanding Dry Eye Syndrome: Dry eye syndrome occurs when the eyes do not produce enough tears or when the tears evaporate too quickly. This can lead to symptoms such as:

A gritty or sandy sensation in the eyes

Redness and irritation

Blurred vision

Sensitivity to light

Several factors can contribute to dry eye syndrome, including aging, hormonal changes, environmental conditions (such as dry air or wind), certain medications, and underlying health conditions like autoimmune diseases.

Understanding Floaters: Floaters are tiny specks or strands that drift across your field of vision. They are caused by tiny pieces of the eye's gel-like vitreous breaking loose and floating around inside the eye. While floaters are usually harmless, they can be bothersome and may indicate underlying eye conditions such as vitreous detachment or retinal tear.

The Connection Between Dry Eye and Floaters: While dry eye syndrome and floaters may seem unrelated, they can be linked through common underlying factors. Chronic dry eye can lead to inflammation and irritation of the eye's surface, which may contribute to changes in the vitreous humor and the development of floaters. Additionally, individuals with dry eye syndrome may be more prone to rubbing their eyes, which can increase the risk of vitreous detachment and the formation of floaters.

Management Strategies:

Hydration: Staying hydrated is essential for maintaining healthy tear production and lubrication of the eyes. Drinking plenty of water throughout the day can help alleviate dry eye symptoms and reduce the risk of floaters.

Artificial Tears: Using lubricating eye drops can provide relief from dry eye symptoms and help keep the eyes moist and comfortable. These drops can also help reduce irritation and inflammation, which may indirectly alleviate floaters.

Nutrition: A balanced diet rich in omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins A, C, and E, and antioxidants can support eye health and reduce the risk of dry eye syndrome and floaters.

Eye Protection: Wearing sunglasses outdoors can help protect the eyes from harmful UV rays and environmental factors that can exacerbate dry eye symptoms and increase the risk of floaters.

Regular Eye Exams: Routine eye exams are crucial for detecting and monitoring both dry eye syndrome and floaters. Your eye care professional can assess your eye health, identify any underlying issues, and recommend appropriate treatment options.

About Dr. Dudhbhate: Dr. Dudhbhate is a distinguished ophthalmologist specializing in the treatment of dry eye syndrome and floaters. With extensive experience and expertise in managing various eye conditions, including dry eyes and floaters, Dr. Dudhbhate is committed to providing personalized care and effective solutions for his patients. He employs state-of-the-art diagnostic techniques and treatment modalities to address the underlying causes of dry eye and floaters and improve patients' overall ocular health.

Conclusion: Dry eye syndrome and floaters are common eye conditions that can have a significant impact on visual comfort and quality of life. While they may be separate issues, they can be interconnected through common underlying factors. By understanding the relationship between dry eye and floaters and implementing appropriate management strategies, individuals can minimize symptoms, preserve eye health, and enjoy clear, comfortable vision. If you experience persistent dry eye symptoms or notice changes in your floaters, it's essential to consult with an eye care professional like Dr. Dudhbhate for personalized evaluation and treatment.

[giantjupiter]

Wait, I thought that eye floaters are seen by everyone! From childhood! I was wrong? How?! While reading about DPDR, I realised that.

My eye floaters are green ig, nothing else tho...

[visionplus233]

What Are Black Floaters?

Have you ever noticed tiny black specks or cobweb-like strands drifting across your field of vision, especially against a bright background? These visual disturbances, commonly known as black floaters, are a widespread phenomenon experienced by many. While often harmless, understanding their nature and knowing when they might signal something more serious is crucial for maintaining optimal eye health. Read More

[asgeyecareindia]

Have you ever noticed tiny specks or squiggly lines drifting across your field of vision? If so, you’re not alone. These elusive and often perplexing visual disturbances are commonly referred to as “eye floaters.” In this article, we will demystify the world of eye floaters, explore their causes, when to seek medical attention, and what treatments may be available.

[bathask]

視覚優位ASD写真好きで幼い頃,自傷行為的感覚探求,目の酷使で老いて網膜裂孔手術と後部硝子体剥離の飛蚊症になり目薬3種処方。自閉症スペクトラム入浴等にエコラリア的verbal stimming。障害年金なく大人の発達障害アスペルガー/自閉スペクトラム症の就労継続支援B型事業所工賃低く自分1人散髪し14年前iMacディスクユーティリティでディスク修復したりPRAMクリアするも不調。

[ragnarockz]

i know it’s time to lay down when I start seeing spiders (eye floaters)

[azmaarts]

And That's How I Met Your Dad (Part II)

Link to Part I here.

Did I overdo the glitz and glam on that first panel? Absolutely.

No regerts tho.

Lian be so done.

Edit: I NEED a way to like reblogs.

Me when I watch two characters (not more b/c cliche, crammed-in romance subplots tend to be monoamorous and hetero) suddenly start making out with each other in an action/fantasy novel without any warning/build up:

[kaijuno]

So I get bad migraines with an aura and a post-headache and everything and I was so scared I was developing schizophrenia bc it runs in both sides of the family but apparently it’s totally normal to have like, visual hallucinations before a migraine