FLOATERS
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The "flying
flies" or "dots" that you may sometimes see moving
in your field of vision (not serious and usually harmless)
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actually tiny
clumps of gel or cellular debris inside the vitreous, the
jelly-like fluid that fills the inside cavity of the eye
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occurs frequently in shortsighted people or in those who have undergone
cataract operations
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result from the normal ageing process, no
treatment or cure for
floaters but if a floater appears directly in your
line of vision, try moving your eye around
- BUT if it
develops into a retinal detachment , it will
be very serious
- any
sudden onset of many new floaters or flashes of light should be promptly
evaluated by your eye doctor
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