Is Eye Floaters Dangerous?

[iBerg]

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Eye Floaters.. kinsa nka sinta ani?

accoding sa wikipedia: Floater - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Floaters are deposits of various size, shape, consistency, refractive index, and motility within the eye’s vitreous humour, which is normally transparent.






ako nka sinati na ani is this normal? mka daot bani? do i need na mag pa check?
share kuno bi kanang mga medical people.. sometime naay black na mag float

[vahnhelsing]

bitaw sah... unsay cause ani kaha?

ts.. nagdouble thread man ka.. merge nalang ni sa fitness n health

[iBerg]

bitaw sah... unsay cause ani kaha?

ts.. nagdouble thread man ka.. merge nalang ni sa fitness n health

sensya na boss, ako na tong gipa remove.. ari lang unta arun daghan makita

[crossramz]

nasuway ko ani sauna bata pako. pero karon mas nibata ko nawala naman.

[vahnhelsing]

sensya na boss, ako na tong gipa remove.. ari lang unta arun daghan makita

okiz ra walay blema.. mods ray bahala ato..

ONT... akong mga kauban sauna sa work naay mga ingon ani labi na sa production.
maybe tungod sa nature of work.

[spectrespook]

Naa man gani nag float krn samtang nagbasa ko sa mga post sa imong thread..

[carbrill]

as far as I know kay normal reaction ni sa atong body. especially kung gikan ka mo tan aw ug hayag nga light den ika dayon tan aw nmo sa lesser light nga place mo pop out ni.... dnha ka makuyawan kung maka experience ka ani kung ang mo sunod sa imong makita sa imong eye floaters flashes of light or a loss of side vision.

same ra ni sa atong moles, moles are sign of blood infirmities; abnormality in our blood but they are not life threatening condition. dnha naka ma hadlok kung ang imong moles kay modako ug kalit den naa kay pain ma feel kung itouch ang mole..

same as eye floaters kung kuyog gani sa eye floaters kay flashes of light or ma wad an ka sa imong side vision or after experiencing it mag sakit imong mata kanang murag naa'y pressure pacheck up na lang sa doctor...

[Jefr0x]

What are the risk factors for developing eye floaters?

Being nearsighted (myopic) is a risk factor for eye floaters occurring earlier in life. The process of vitreous syneresis is accelerated in eyes that are highly myopic, and posterior vitreous detachments occur at a younger age in people who are significantly nearsighted. Diabetes is a risk factor for the development of eye floaters that arise due to diabetic retinopathy. Eye injury is an additional risk factor.

Are eye floaters dangerous?

Eye floaters can be annoying, but by themselves they are not dangerous. The majority of eye floaters are caused by normal aging changes within the eye. However, a person developing symptoms of eye floaters should be checked by an ophthalmologist to make certain that there is no associated eye abnormality which requires treatment. A sudden onset of many eye floaters or the onset of eye floaters associated with flashing lights could signify a retinal tear that requires treatment to prevent retinal detachment. A curtain or cloud in the vision or a loss of side vision could be a symptom of associated retinal detachment.

How are eye floaters diagnosed?

When a patient goes to the ophthalmologist with the symptom of eye floaters, the doctor will first ask the patient questions about them. The ophthalmologist will check the patient's vision, look at the front of the eyes with a slit lamp, and then place drops in the eyes to dilate the pupils. After the pupils are dilated, the retina and vitreous will be examined with bright lights from an ophthalmoscope. The ophthalmologist will be able to see the eye floaters themselves and will be able to tell the patient whether there are any associated abnormalities which require further tests or treatments.

Read More Eye Floaters: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment

Ako jud ni gi research para nimo TS

[iBerg]

What are the risk factors for developing eye floaters?

Being nearsighted (myopic) is a risk factor for eye floaters occurring earlier in life. The process of vitreous syneresis is accelerated in eyes that are highly myopic, and posterior vitreous detachments occur at a younger age in people who are significantly nearsighted. Diabetes is a risk factor for the development of eye floaters that arise due to diabetic retinopathy. Eye injury is an additional risk factor.

Are eye floaters dangerous?

Eye floaters can be annoying, but by themselves they are not dangerous. The majority of eye floaters are caused by normal aging changes within the eye. However, a person developing symptoms of eye floaters should be checked by an ophthalmologist to make certain that there is no associated eye abnormality which requires treatment. A sudden onset of many eye floaters or the onset of eye floaters associated with flashing lights could signify a retinal tear that requires treatment to prevent retinal detachment. A curtain or cloud in the vision or a loss of side vision could be a symptom of associated retinal detachment.

How are eye floaters diagnosed?

When a patient goes to the ophthalmologist with the symptom of eye floaters, the doctor will first ask the patient questions about them. The ophthalmologist will check the patient's vision, look at the front of the eyes with a slit lamp, and then place drops in the eyes to dilate the pupils. After the pupils are dilated, the retina and vitreous will be examined with bright lights from an ophthalmoscope. The ophthalmologist will be able to see the eye floaters themselves and will be able to tell the patient whether there are any associated abnormalities which require further tests or treatments.

Read More Eye Floaters: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment

Ako jud ni gi research para nimo TS

thanks boss! so dli diay ni dangerous.. ky ingon sa akong friend ipa surgery daw ni nya hadlok noun ko mag pa check up

[greatoutlaw]

akong father kay nagpasurgery jud kay hasol man daw sa panan.aw...