There is no 'cure' for the
commonCommon cold floater. Floaters can occur in people of all ages including children. They increase with time--by age 50 half of have floaters. There are some homeopathic medications often eyedrops for floaters. They don't work and are a waste of money. Lasers, specifically Yag lasers, have been tried to shatter large floaters but have largely been unsuccessful. To remove floaters would require an
majorMajor tears
Major-gesic operation called a vitrectomy. That surgery involves risks of infection, bleeding,
retinalFluorescein angiography
Retinal artery occlusion
Retinal detachment
Retinal detachment repair
Retinal dye injection detachment and cataract formation. That surgery is inappropriate for the
commonCommon cold floater.
So you are stuck with the floaters. Know that many drop to the bottom of the eye and are no longer visible or the eye and brain 'tune them out' and are not apparent unless one looks for them by looking at the sky or a white background and moving the eye.
I've had floaters since age ten.
JCH MD
So did its Increase till now
so How Old r u now
[sorry]
JCH MD
Whoever comes up with a safe, effective way to get rid of these damn things is going to make a fortune. I would spend thousands of dollars from my own pocket to get my old clear vision back.
A partial list of problems might include some clouding or fibrosis of the membrain that holds the implant in the eye with less than expected vision, macular pathology, macular swelling (cystoid macular edema-a common problem), optic nerve problems that may be related or not related to the cataract surgery.
JCH MD
Thanks and best regards
Ghulam