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Floaters on both eye
I am 33years old, i have floaters on my both eyes. There are about 5-6lines a few month back...But now I found more lines of different shapes of about 18lines on my both eyes. I am very much nervous my seeing the increase of floaters. I went to doc last Oct and after examining my retina he gave me NEVANAC and TREHALUBE eye drops. But few days back i went to another doc my seeing the increase of floaters, he examined my retina, fundus and said they are fine and he advice me to use any soft drops. Now I am very much a nervous my seeing the increase in numbers of floaters. If this continues , will i be blind in future.?
What drop i will use now..
1. NEVANAC
2. TREHALUBE or
3. Soft drops
Please advice me..What drops will i use?
Will i be blind in future?
Will the floaters continue to increase in future? What will i do now...
Please advise..
Answers (2)
Usually floaters are nonpathological. And you have got your retina checked twice and found ok. Then just learn to omit them and don't concentrate over them. Take antioxidant capsules for about a month. Can put any lubricant eye drops e.g. teardrop 2to3 times daily.
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A. You will never ever go blind. as your retina is okay, You need not to worry
B. Trehalube and soft drops are same
C. Just relax and avoid these Floaters... Just don't look at them
I myself have Floaters... I have learned to avoid them... You can also do that
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