PVD= posterior vitreous detachment the most common cause of new floaters.
JCH MD
Finally got to see MD today! Doc says I got PPVD in both eyes and thats what causing that blur that I get in both of my eyes on horizontal eye movement. She also said that its nothing to worry about and eventually it will get detached completely and I guess stay in my eye but out of my sight, on the bottom of it. Feels weird thinking about something detaching and floating in my eye for good but I guess I welcome the fact that it will not be in my field of vision anymore. Thanks for responding to my post doctor.
forget seeing an optom see a physician EYe MD
you are due a test - as it has been 2 years - call the optoms office and state the problem you are having and see if you can get the appointment sooner. maybe somthing or nothing but an eye exam would be the next logical step.
There could be bleeding in eye for 3 month? Scary thought...
It could be bilateral vitreous floaters but it needs checked out to be sure there is no bleeding in eye, retinal detachment. etc. Call an Eye MD and try and get in Saturday morning. FInd one at www.aao.org
JCH MD