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How to stop the new FLOATERS being formed. Please reply me .
How to stop the new FLOATERS being formed. Please reply me .
I feel like floaters are increasing in my eyes day to day. i attended retinal tests in 3 hospitals, everything was perfect
and i donyt have any retinal tears.
What to do to control the new floaters ??
I feel like floaters are increasing in my eyes day to day. i attended retinal tests in 3 hospitals, everything was perfect
and i donyt have any retinal tears.
What to do to control the new floaters ??
Go to my website and scroll through the 30+ blog postings. there are two or three on studies on how much floaters bother some people.
JCH MD
JCH MD
it is really hard to live with it. i know someone who gets eye floaters . he said he got hundreds of them and he wanted to commit suicide ...... pls find a cure as soon as possible . this is not a normal condition like what most doctors think. i myself got floaters too,about 20 in both eyes .Im only 20 yrs btw and dont wanna see this for the rest of my life .....
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Dont worry, i have floaters in both of my eyes and i am just 28. Yes it is very depressing to have them but there are no choice.
I just started seeimg floaters since last 60 days, you had them for years please tell me about your experience.
I just started seeimg floaters since last 60 days, you had them for years please tell me about your experience.
Unfortunately no, the tests done show the risk/benefit ratio did not justify release for common floaters. There is a type of laser treatment but its expensive, involves risk, often doesn't work and floaters in certain parts of the eye cannot be treated. Given everyone over 50 usually has floaters its not likely that a really big operation called a vitrectomy is ever justified.
Sir,
You have said that there will be medicines to dissolve floaters in 5-10 years on 2009.It's 2016 now.Is there any medicines found to dissolve floaters
You have said that there will be medicines to dissolve floaters in 5-10 years on 2009.It's 2016 now.Is there any medicines found to dissolve floaters
Recently i have eyestrain and i also see some floater. I want to know how to eliminate it? Cos i visited eyes doctor, he said my eyes are fine just i have myopia -6.00 n -5.50, astigma 0.25, 0.50. M worry it will be more floaters.
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Before it come and gone away. I noticed it come just the period I start my eyestrain. Can it go always with LASIK? Can using contact lenses cause it?
I have them in both eyes including a huge Weiss Ring in my right eye. Over the years that I've had them my brain has tuned them out (neuro-adaptation). Hopefully you will also
Dr Hagan,
Thank you for your common sense answers. I am 52 and have seen a substantial increase in floaters in the last six months. Which by the way, is freaking me out. I visted with eye doctor and she said everything was okay. Yes, you are right, the more you fixate on them the more you see them. I will keep my fingers crossed for medicine in the next 5 - 10 years. I have about ten of them and they are very distracting.
Thank you for your common sense answers. I am 52 and have seen a substantial increase in floaters in the last six months. Which by the way, is freaking me out. I visted with eye doctor and she said everything was okay. Yes, you are right, the more you fixate on them the more you see them. I will keep my fingers crossed for medicine in the next 5 - 10 years. I have about ten of them and they are very distracting.
Computers, smart phones, iPads/tablets, video games do not cause floaters. However using these devices makes the floaters already in the eye more visible and many people become aware of their floaters while doing these activities.
The only way that good night sleep will help floaters is that it helps reduce the anxiety some people feel about their floaters and during sleep the floaters may settle down in the eye and be less noticeable. However many people are just the opposite and they notice floaters early in the morning after they get out of bed and after they are upright for an hour or two the floaters settle to the bottom of the and are not as noticeable.
JCH MD
The only way that good night sleep will help floaters is that it helps reduce the anxiety some people feel about their floaters and during sleep the floaters may settle down in the eye and be less noticeable. However many people are just the opposite and they notice floaters early in the morning after they get out of bed and after they are upright for an hour or two the floaters settle to the bottom of the and are not as noticeable.
JCH MD
Floaters are more and more common at this time because everyone spends most of his time in front of a tv or a computer. I had them for 2 years now and from my experience i can tell that the only way to stabilize them is to live a healthy life and have a good sleep every night. Being in collage often gave me a hard time because the night parties with classes in the morning made me anxious and angry(had a hard time focusing on the teachers).On short , wear protection glasses in the day and make a habit of living a healthy life.
If it gets pretty ugly real fast you should visit a doctor cause it might be something more severe happening to your eyes.
If it gets pretty ugly real fast you should visit a doctor cause it might be something more severe happening to your eyes.
I have he same problem. It started 2 months ago with a small one. Now is increasing every day, and specially there are one transparent that blur my vision. I visited 3 ofthalmologists and they told me there is nothing to do. I'm 40 years old from Mexico
I am a 27 years old student from Nigeria and I have got lots and lots of floaters in my both eyes. It alway keeps me depressed each time I try to walk under the sunlight. Am just worried on how the status of my vision is gonna look like in the next 10-15 years of my life because it keeps increasing in numbers.
It appears like clouds in my both side of vision with lots of dark spots all over it looking like vapour.
My fear is that it might cover the field of my vision in years to come.
Am so much down casted each time I walk under a bright sunlight. It's really really annoying.... Gosh!!
It appears like clouds in my both side of vision with lots of dark spots all over it looking like vapour.
My fear is that it might cover the field of my vision in years to come.
Am so much down casted each time I walk under a bright sunlight. It's really really annoying.... Gosh!!
Hello,
I just read your entire post and wanted to bring your attention to something. You mentioned many symptoms in your vision and even mentioned the term "visual snow." I wasn't sure if you were aware but their is actually research being done on the rare neurological condition termed "Visual Snow Syndrome." This includes but is not limited to; Floaters, static or snow like phenomenon in vision, night blindness, BFEP (little flashing lights in vision),brain fogginess, and many more symptoms effecting any and all of those suffering. I just wanted to call your attention to this condition along with anyone else who may be suffering and reading these posts.
There is actually a facebook group (named: Visual Snow) with 2,000+ members who keep in touch daily and are there for support and discussion.
Also, there is currently a fundraiser to raise enough money to begin a second round of research on this condition. All of the details can be found on the page. So, feel free to join and spread the word around! I hope this helps and wish everyone here luck and happiness. I too struggle with large,dark,growing, and ever expanding floaters that cover my entire vision.
I just read your entire post and wanted to bring your attention to something. You mentioned many symptoms in your vision and even mentioned the term "visual snow." I wasn't sure if you were aware but their is actually research being done on the rare neurological condition termed "Visual Snow Syndrome." This includes but is not limited to; Floaters, static or snow like phenomenon in vision, night blindness, BFEP (little flashing lights in vision),brain fogginess, and many more symptoms effecting any and all of those suffering. I just wanted to call your attention to this condition along with anyone else who may be suffering and reading these posts.
There is actually a facebook group (named: Visual Snow) with 2,000+ members who keep in touch daily and are there for support and discussion.
Also, there is currently a fundraiser to raise enough money to begin a second round of research on this condition. All of the details can be found on the page. So, feel free to join and spread the word around! I hope this helps and wish everyone here luck and happiness. I too struggle with large,dark,growing, and ever expanding floaters that cover my entire vision.
Please, please don't take away something as precious as your life. I know it's hard and I know it seems insurmountable and I know it seems to take away everything wonderful in your world, I know it's a struggle to get through the day. It's exhausting and it's heartbreaking, it wears your soul down, but you have to keep your head up and you cannot take away your life. I pray for you and I think of you, and everyone else suffering with this. If it gets to the point where you just can't go on anymore, please talk to me before you take that final step, I'm here for you, even if I'm across the country or across the world. I understand and I care for you and I won't let you go down that road, we're in this together, you're never in the dark alone.
What is the name of the medicine and by what time it will be out in the market? Will it take more than 10 years or so?
i m sachin and i am from india
I have floaters form my 10 th i.e from age of 16 i firstly ignored them but they are getting worst day by day and i cant ignore them i asked this to doctors but they are not getting any attention. I am very angry and i cant take this more i just want the floters cured as early as possible. I lose my temper when i go outside and try to watch the sky. That very irritates like u want to commit sucide for that....
I cant take it more hope there will be treatment for it as soon as possible...
I have floaters form my 10 th i.e from age of 16 i firstly ignored them but they are getting worst day by day and i cant ignore them i asked this to doctors but they are not getting any attention. I am very angry and i cant take this more i just want the floters cured as early as possible. I lose my temper when i go outside and try to watch the sky. That very irritates like u want to commit sucide for that....
I cant take it more hope there will be treatment for it as soon as possible...
Dear,
I am very toutched with your srory. Today I was thinking of suicide. When I found your post it makes me feel guilty as I can't strugle any more with this craps. I do't live any more, I am waiting for the day of the death. I would undergo vitrectomy immidiately if i would have money for it. I cannot beliave what God can put on a man!!!
I wish you and me, and all floaters affected people to have strenght to live with it.
I am very toutched with your srory. Today I was thinking of suicide. When I found your post it makes me feel guilty as I can't strugle any more with this craps. I do't live any more, I am waiting for the day of the death. I would undergo vitrectomy immidiately if i would have money for it. I cannot beliave what God can put on a man!!!
I wish you and me, and all floaters affected people to have strenght to live with it.
Hi there, thanks for posting about floaters. You are definitely not alone.
If you developed a sudden onset of new floaters this week, you should try to see an ophthalmologist soon who can check to be sure that these are 'just' normal floaters.
A sudden batch of lots of new floaters might not mean anything is wrong. But there is a small chance that this symptom could be related to an problem inside your eye such as a tear in the retina, and you should see an ophthalmologist just to be sure everything is fine.
Be sure you go see an ophthalmologist rather than an optometrist, as that kind of doctor would be better able to tell if everything is ok. An ophthalmologist that is a retina specialist would be the best, as they would be the doctors to diagnose and treat a retina tear, detachment, etc.
Don't be afraid of going to find out about this, there may not be anything wrong. Even if there is something going on, it's likely to be fixable. Much better to check it out - promptly.
My dad just had a retina tear lasered down before his upcoming cataract surgery, and he didn't even know he HAD a tear (no symptoms) and the doctor fixed it right in the office in a few minutes.
Please don't wait to get checked out, and good luck.
If you developed a sudden onset of new floaters this week, you should try to see an ophthalmologist soon who can check to be sure that these are 'just' normal floaters.
A sudden batch of lots of new floaters might not mean anything is wrong. But there is a small chance that this symptom could be related to an problem inside your eye such as a tear in the retina, and you should see an ophthalmologist just to be sure everything is fine.
Be sure you go see an ophthalmologist rather than an optometrist, as that kind of doctor would be better able to tell if everything is ok. An ophthalmologist that is a retina specialist would be the best, as they would be the doctors to diagnose and treat a retina tear, detachment, etc.
Don't be afraid of going to find out about this, there may not be anything wrong. Even if there is something going on, it's likely to be fixable. Much better to check it out - promptly.
My dad just had a retina tear lasered down before his upcoming cataract surgery, and he didn't even know he HAD a tear (no symptoms) and the doctor fixed it right in the office in a few minutes.
Please don't wait to get checked out, and good luck.
Thank you so much!!!! I have had floaters for years, but just this week developed much worse ones, to the point where it does affect daily life. Just found this site and am reading all of the posts. Horrible that we all have this condition, but reassuring in some way that we are not alone. Thank you so much for sharing.
I am super sensitive to every change in my body and I was gifted with perfect vision my whole life. So when one day I went outside to run my dogs like I do every day, and noticed that I couldn't look at the sky without seeing these floaters all over my vision, I was not only terrified but horrified that I couldn't see like I did before. I spent a lot of days crying, a lot of days wondering why it happened to me, and a lot of days stressing and worrying and reading and scouring the internet for possibilities and possible treatments.
I wasn't happy with the answer I kept finding: "It's normal, you'll get used to it, nothing you can do."
I didn't feel like it was normal for a 27 year old to one day wake up and have a bunch of crap in their eyes, I definitely didn't ever see myself getting used to them, and the one thing I can't do when I'm losing my vision is do nothing.
I went to an eye doctor who scoffed at some of my symptoms and scoffed at how severely "normal floaters" had effected my quality of life. So I went somewhere else.
I found a doctor who was smart and who cared, she looked at my eyes for what seemed like hours, discussed every possibility, and though she couldn't fix me, or take back what happened, she let me know that she was positive I wasn't going to go blind, that she didn't see any problems, and that yeah.. Though it's hard, I'd have to get used to them.
There were a few days when I would have rather died than to have these things in my eyes.. I would have rather laid down and just stopped living. I'm a gamer, a photographer, an artist, a hiker.. and these floaters effected everything I loved in my life. I know it's hard, I know it feels like one of the worst things that could happen to you, that's how it felt for me.. I felt like there was some answer, something I could do, something I did to cause it, some way out to go back to how I was before. But the only thing I could do was lay there and cry, and find some will power in my heart to live with it, and to not live with it in misery.
Luckily I have the best mom in the world.. and the best family in the world. I cried until I couldn't cry anymore, accepted the fact that my vision had changed and all the hoping in the world and wishing I could rewind time to back before I had these problems wasn't going to change anything. My mom was there to hug me every day, to tell me it would be okay.. to tell me I would find ways around it and that she'd never let me deal with it alone and that she'd give anything to take it for me and live with it instead..
It's hard, one of the hardest things I've ever had to deal with. I felt like I had to grow up about 50 years in a day. You still go on, you still live, the world is still beautiful, even if you can't see it as well.. it cuts our quality of life in half, it makes things hard, hard to focus, hard to see, hard to look beyond it and keep going. It's a little hard to play games like I did before, but I still can, it's hard to look at paper to draw and paint on, but I still can. It's hard to read books or read on white backgrounds, and it's hard to go outside in the sunshine and see the flowers and the clouds and the trees and my beautiful dogs.. But I still do all of these things.
You have to get to a point where you accept it. Not to be happy with it, but just.. accept it.. Accept that this has changed for you, that you have to live with it for now, that smart people out in the world are working on medicines that can help, and we just have to wait, and keep trying to live life.
I have tons of floaters.. Long ones, black dots, bright ones.. They're in my eyes constantly, in everything that I look at. They're not the kind that will settle, they're all over my center field of vision. When I focus on them I get headaches, when I use my eyes too long I get headaches, it used to make me sick to my stomach - not so much anymore. I have after images that came with the floaters, bright lights hurt the hell out of my eyes and then I see negative images everywhere. My night vision is shot, everything looks a little pixely and weird like there's movement everywhere, like visual snow.
When I first had the floaters appear, my vision was so blurry I couldn't see more than a couple feet infront of me. I overfocused on everything since I thought I was losing my vision and wanted to make sure I could still see, and put so much strain on my eyes that they became inflamed, I gave myself false near-sightedness from all the focusing and overworking my eyes that I never used to do, and the inflammation caused a few more floaters.. Which was definitely the last thing I wanted to do.
We're all going through this together. We can't be happy about it, we won't ever be.. It's going to impact your life, you're going to feel like it's all a bad dream and you're going to wake up and everything will be back to normal. You're going to look for answers, you're going to think about your floaters constantly, look at them constantly, try to remember a time that they weren't there.. and when you finally get to the point where you accept that they're not going away, and that it's nothing you did wrong.. maybe you can learn to live beside them.
I wake up with a smile and I go to bed with one. Some mornings I open my eyes and hope that they'll be gone, but they're still there.. I don't think about them, I don't look for them, if my mind starts to get onto the subject of floaters I quickly find something else to think about. I smile at my mom when she's talking about how pretty the clouds are in the sky cause I know that they are, even if I can't look at them.. I laugh with my sister when she's talking and playing games cause my sense of humor isn't gone, and my love for life isn't gone.. I still take my dogs for a run, and they don't understand any difference in me, they still chase birds and have fun and run to me wagging their tails. My favorite cheesecake still tastes as good, my boyfriend still loves me, and I'm still alive.
Come to terms with it..make sure your eyes are healthy and then accept it.. Cry if you need to, take a deep breath, I promise you from the bottom of my heart that it will be okay. Live with it, find a way around it, don't look at them, don't think about them, don't let yourself read anything else online about what else could be wrong with you.. When your brain starts to go down that road, don't let it. When you're looking at the sky and staring at your dots and strands everywhere, it's okay.. they're there for me too.
Some day there will be a fix. People are so smart and although floaters don't get the attention that they deserve, there is going to be a fix.
We just have to wait and keep going, and do what little we can to make them better. Don't stress.. don't think about it, don't look at them, and find a way to smile.
I love all of you, I care for all of you, I understand everything that all of you are going through, I don't pray very often, but I pray for everyone going through this. My heart breaks for anyone who doesn't have someone close to them to give them the kind of support that I had, it got me through. You'll get through it, just like the rest of us. And it'll get a little better, I promise you. It's gotten better for me.
Here's lookin at you. :)
I wasn't happy with the answer I kept finding: "It's normal, you'll get used to it, nothing you can do."
I didn't feel like it was normal for a 27 year old to one day wake up and have a bunch of crap in their eyes, I definitely didn't ever see myself getting used to them, and the one thing I can't do when I'm losing my vision is do nothing.
I went to an eye doctor who scoffed at some of my symptoms and scoffed at how severely "normal floaters" had effected my quality of life. So I went somewhere else.
I found a doctor who was smart and who cared, she looked at my eyes for what seemed like hours, discussed every possibility, and though she couldn't fix me, or take back what happened, she let me know that she was positive I wasn't going to go blind, that she didn't see any problems, and that yeah.. Though it's hard, I'd have to get used to them.
There were a few days when I would have rather died than to have these things in my eyes.. I would have rather laid down and just stopped living. I'm a gamer, a photographer, an artist, a hiker.. and these floaters effected everything I loved in my life. I know it's hard, I know it feels like one of the worst things that could happen to you, that's how it felt for me.. I felt like there was some answer, something I could do, something I did to cause it, some way out to go back to how I was before. But the only thing I could do was lay there and cry, and find some will power in my heart to live with it, and to not live with it in misery.
Luckily I have the best mom in the world.. and the best family in the world. I cried until I couldn't cry anymore, accepted the fact that my vision had changed and all the hoping in the world and wishing I could rewind time to back before I had these problems wasn't going to change anything. My mom was there to hug me every day, to tell me it would be okay.. to tell me I would find ways around it and that she'd never let me deal with it alone and that she'd give anything to take it for me and live with it instead..
It's hard, one of the hardest things I've ever had to deal with. I felt like I had to grow up about 50 years in a day. You still go on, you still live, the world is still beautiful, even if you can't see it as well.. it cuts our quality of life in half, it makes things hard, hard to focus, hard to see, hard to look beyond it and keep going. It's a little hard to play games like I did before, but I still can, it's hard to look at paper to draw and paint on, but I still can. It's hard to read books or read on white backgrounds, and it's hard to go outside in the sunshine and see the flowers and the clouds and the trees and my beautiful dogs.. But I still do all of these things.
You have to get to a point where you accept it. Not to be happy with it, but just.. accept it.. Accept that this has changed for you, that you have to live with it for now, that smart people out in the world are working on medicines that can help, and we just have to wait, and keep trying to live life.
I have tons of floaters.. Long ones, black dots, bright ones.. They're in my eyes constantly, in everything that I look at. They're not the kind that will settle, they're all over my center field of vision. When I focus on them I get headaches, when I use my eyes too long I get headaches, it used to make me sick to my stomach - not so much anymore. I have after images that came with the floaters, bright lights hurt the hell out of my eyes and then I see negative images everywhere. My night vision is shot, everything looks a little pixely and weird like there's movement everywhere, like visual snow.
When I first had the floaters appear, my vision was so blurry I couldn't see more than a couple feet infront of me. I overfocused on everything since I thought I was losing my vision and wanted to make sure I could still see, and put so much strain on my eyes that they became inflamed, I gave myself false near-sightedness from all the focusing and overworking my eyes that I never used to do, and the inflammation caused a few more floaters.. Which was definitely the last thing I wanted to do.
We're all going through this together. We can't be happy about it, we won't ever be.. It's going to impact your life, you're going to feel like it's all a bad dream and you're going to wake up and everything will be back to normal. You're going to look for answers, you're going to think about your floaters constantly, look at them constantly, try to remember a time that they weren't there.. and when you finally get to the point where you accept that they're not going away, and that it's nothing you did wrong.. maybe you can learn to live beside them.
I wake up with a smile and I go to bed with one. Some mornings I open my eyes and hope that they'll be gone, but they're still there.. I don't think about them, I don't look for them, if my mind starts to get onto the subject of floaters I quickly find something else to think about. I smile at my mom when she's talking about how pretty the clouds are in the sky cause I know that they are, even if I can't look at them.. I laugh with my sister when she's talking and playing games cause my sense of humor isn't gone, and my love for life isn't gone.. I still take my dogs for a run, and they don't understand any difference in me, they still chase birds and have fun and run to me wagging their tails. My favorite cheesecake still tastes as good, my boyfriend still loves me, and I'm still alive.
Come to terms with it..make sure your eyes are healthy and then accept it.. Cry if you need to, take a deep breath, I promise you from the bottom of my heart that it will be okay. Live with it, find a way around it, don't look at them, don't think about them, don't let yourself read anything else online about what else could be wrong with you.. When your brain starts to go down that road, don't let it. When you're looking at the sky and staring at your dots and strands everywhere, it's okay.. they're there for me too.
Some day there will be a fix. People are so smart and although floaters don't get the attention that they deserve, there is going to be a fix.
We just have to wait and keep going, and do what little we can to make them better. Don't stress.. don't think about it, don't look at them, and find a way to smile.
I love all of you, I care for all of you, I understand everything that all of you are going through, I don't pray very often, but I pray for everyone going through this. My heart breaks for anyone who doesn't have someone close to them to give them the kind of support that I had, it got me through. You'll get through it, just like the rest of us. And it'll get a little better, I promise you. It's gotten better for me.
Here's lookin at you. :)
sir,
I am 28 years old and having floughter problem in my right that make my job more complex while working in office on PC and one major think spot comes in front of my vision that moves after many tries to move eye from right to left then it disappear for sometime but appears again. so please let me know what should i do?
I am 28 years old and having floughter problem in my right that make my job more complex while working in office on PC and one major think spot comes in front of my vision that moves after many tries to move eye from right to left then it disappear for sometime but appears again. so please let me know what should i do?
hi i'm crystal i'm a 1 month post op lasik patient, i've got floaters after just 2 weeks of that lasik surgery, my lasik doctor just told me that it's a normal process of the eyes and nothing to do with that lasik surgery even my retinal specialist has the same explanation but i really don't believe them. now i got stressed and had anxiety bec. my floaters tend to worsen every week it started with one dot on the right eye and now it's two, with strings on it, even on the left eye floaters became visible i'm afraid what will happen to me after 6 months. i wish i don't undergo lasik surgery with that doctor and that place! i spend a lot of money just to have anxiety huhu....
hi i'm crystal i'm a 1 month post op lasik patient, i've got floaters after just 2 weeks of that lasik surgery, my lasik doctor just told me that it's a normal process of the eyes and nothing to do with that lasik surgery even my retinal specialist has the same explanation but i really don't believe them. now i got stressed and had anxiety bec. my floaters tend to worsen every week it started with one dot on the right eye and now it's two, with strings on it, even on the left eye floaters became visible i'm afraid what will happen to me after 6 months. i wish i don't undergo lasik surgery with that doctor and that place! i spend a lot of money just to have anxiety huhu....
Sir
I am 25 years old and had undergone ICL surgery in right eye 8 monhs back.I was feeling great 4 months after surgery as my vision was far more better than when i wore contact lenses in right eye.After 4 months, due to high stress level in life, suddenly i developed floaters in both eyes. and they have worsened day by day. I got my retina check several times. Doctors say there is no retinal holes and get your retina check after every 3-6months. As I was high myopic in right eye and moderate myopic in left eye, having floaters is common. But again, Now i think I was happy when i used to wear contacts. Atleast at that time , I hardly noticed any floaters......One more thing, when i remove my contact lens from left eye, floaters are more as compared to time when i wear contact lens.
Is it helpful to wear contact lens of no power in right eye (ICL eye) so that I see less number of floaters??
Please reply back.
Thanks
I am 25 years old and had undergone ICL surgery in right eye 8 monhs back.I was feeling great 4 months after surgery as my vision was far more better than when i wore contact lenses in right eye.After 4 months, due to high stress level in life, suddenly i developed floaters in both eyes. and they have worsened day by day. I got my retina check several times. Doctors say there is no retinal holes and get your retina check after every 3-6months. As I was high myopic in right eye and moderate myopic in left eye, having floaters is common. But again, Now i think I was happy when i used to wear contacts. Atleast at that time , I hardly noticed any floaters......One more thing, when i remove my contact lens from left eye, floaters are more as compared to time when i wear contact lens.
Is it helpful to wear contact lens of no power in right eye (ICL eye) so that I see less number of floaters??
Please reply back.
Thanks
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