Floaters

[zoltan4225]

Hi
I Already Posted My Problem Here But Again I Am Worried About "'entopic phenomena', 'floaters', 'visual snow', 'flying corpuscle' 'blue field'" I Am Seeing the Same as It Was but sometimes it more sometimes it less so want to know about this why it goes increase and
decrease ....  So want to know more about this .............

when i see my pc moniter i see a million of tiny bright dots moving all over the screen [ worried ]
and when i close my eyes half i see more
And At night i cannot sleep well because why i sleep for 5 to 10 minutes and when i open my eyes in dark room i see the dots like moving all over the vision and sometimes i see like blue dots

and sometimes i see some grey,blue,white,black dots comes in any direction of the vision sometimes small dots sometimes big in any shape and dissappear in 5 minutes or 20 minutes......
So all iam seeing all this stuff from months and when to the doctor the same day when i notice but this [doctor says no problem found and urs eyes r fine ]

So this is a eyes disease or it in my brian that view everytimes even when my eyes are close [ R THIS DANGEROUS]

So just wanna know about the same
Thank u For Reading the Topic
ZOLTAN

[John C Hagan III, MD, FACS, FAAO]

Watchful waiting is not the same thing as blatant neglect. If your examinations are "normal" than you can see what happens over the coming months. If something new develops or things get much worse then you need re-evaluated perhaps with the services of a neurologist.  If things stay the same or better then perhaps not get overly concerned. Close work and computer work does not cause eye damage.

JCH III MD

[zoltan4225]

But What u says About my problem from u side ????????
Just check my eyes today itself no problem found
thank u again
ZOLTAN

[John C Hagan III, MD, FACS, FAAO]

Most people that are aware of entopic phenomena are not bothered to the extent that you are. I would suggest you see a neuro-ophthalmologist for another opinion and to see if you need any additional work up. You can go to www.aao.org  use the Find and Eye Physician, enter your local area and choose "Neuro-ophthalmology" to find such a trained Eye MD (ophthalmologist).

JCH III MD