Thread: Eye floaters
10-13-2020, 03:59 PM
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Eye floaters
Anyone here have them???
I took some post oj meds that start with C and end with D and got floaters
Been like a month and they suck. Anyone else have them?
Will they eventually go away?
I took some post oj meds that start with C and end with D and got floaters
Been like a month and they suck. Anyone else have them?
Will they eventually go away?
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never heard of that before but i've always had floaters. very noticeable in certain lighting. pretty sure they will not just go away and we're stuck with them
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Originally Posted By artm⏩
I have them, theyre awful. They dont go away and mine continue to accumulate. There is a laser procedure you can have to help reduce them but the risk isn't worth it unless they are causing major vision lossAnyone here have them???
I took some post oj meds that start with C and end with D and got floaters
Been like a month and they suck. Anyone else have them?
Will they eventually go away?
I took some post oj meds that start with C and end with D and got floaters
Been like a month and they suck. Anyone else have them?
Will they eventually go away?
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i mean when i close my eyes sure, but u see them all the time? trippy man
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Originally Posted By arod204⏩
Hopefully that happens to me as well. How did you find out you got em if you cant see emI have them and 99.998% of the time I dont remember they exist.
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Originally Posted By Hutrapper⏩
Yea I have been here for a whileNo idea but mirin join date.
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10-13-2020, 05:51 PM
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If this is the first time you have had them and you are older, go to a doctor. You could have a torn retina
“Torn retina. Retinal tears can occur when a sagging vitreous tugs on the retina with enough force to tear it. Without treatment, a retinal tear may lead to retinal detachment — an accumulation of fluid behind the retina that causes it to separate from the back of your eye. Untreated retinal detachment can cause permanent vision loss.”
Happened to my dad
“Torn retina. Retinal tears can occur when a sagging vitreous tugs on the retina with enough force to tear it. Without treatment, a retinal tear may lead to retinal detachment — an accumulation of fluid behind the retina that causes it to separate from the back of your eye. Untreated retinal detachment can cause permanent vision loss.”
Happened to my dad
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Had them all my lif. Just ignore them, eventually you will get use to it and feel like they aren’t there. Just now that you mention them I see them.
If you get a lot more than usual then go to the ER srs, could be a retina problem.
If you get a lot more than usual then go to the ER srs, could be a retina problem.
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My dad had this issue and eventually the floater would cover his whole eye so that he'd basically be driving home with one eye.
He had a partially detached retina. I do not recommend the fix he had though if possible. They literally put a small air bubble behind the retina to push it into place. He then had to spend 7 days with his head down so that the bubble would keep the pressure on it so that it would heal back to a normal position. He had to sleep with his head down, eat with his head down, etc. At 6'7 too. Never seen a grown man moan in pain so much. Had to massage his back and neck several times a day.
But no more floaters.
Could just be high blood pressure, or get a deep tissue neck massage. You neck could be extremely tight causing the blood flow to be restricted enough to affect vision.
He had a partially detached retina. I do not recommend the fix he had though if possible. They literally put a small air bubble behind the retina to push it into place. He then had to spend 7 days with his head down so that the bubble would keep the pressure on it so that it would heal back to a normal position. He had to sleep with his head down, eat with his head down, etc. At 6'7 too. Never seen a grown man moan in pain so much. Had to massage his back and neck several times a day.
But no more floaters.
Could just be high blood pressure, or get a deep tissue neck massage. You neck could be extremely tight causing the blood flow to be restricted enough to affect vision.
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Originally Posted By wasp9166⏩
Already went once, he told me to look at something with a pattern to make them to away....Lol ,they can't see your retina in er
You need a dilation
I have them big time ,went to eye Dr
My eyes are fine
You need a dilation
I have them big time ,went to eye Dr
My eyes are fine
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Originally Posted By artm⏩
it's good to get checked but retina issues are very rareAlready went once, he told me to look at something with a pattern to make them to away....
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Have had em since I was about 10 years old. The first one appeared as a black dot. Drove me crazy as a kid, my parents took me to the doctor multiple times only to assure me its ok.
I have a lot more now, the only thing you can do is ignore them. I have read some crazy surgery to get rid of them, no thanks.
I have a lot more now, the only thing you can do is ignore them. I have read some crazy surgery to get rid of them, no thanks.
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Natty here.
I've had some for years. They haven't gone away or diminished. Been the same for as long as I can remember now.
I've had some for years. They haven't gone away or diminished. Been the same for as long as I can remember now.
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Ive had them since early 20s maybe even teens. I need corrective lenses so always get annual exams, always have them look at it but they all say its normal and explained something about some of the tissue in the eye breaks down but thats normal and that my eyes are healthy. They are always there but usually you dont even think about it or notice it. I go through periods every now and then when I think about it and that will drive you nuts.
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