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I am 14 years old male. I have eye floaters due to vitreous degeneration. How to prevent retinal detachment during vitreous detachment?
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At this age it is very uncommon in normal eye , you may be myopic in which vitreous degeneration starts at early age , you should consult retina specialist & if there is no no retinal pathology , you should try to ignore it . You should take balanced diet along with lots of green vegetables as well as seasonal fruifs rich in beta carotene eg mango plenty in this season
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A. Retinal detachment after vitreous detachment is less common
B. There is no sure shot way to prevent retinal detachment
C. Having said that, decrease movement of eye and head
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