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I am seeing uncountable floaters
Hey , i am 22+ year old male who first saw floaters when i was 19+ . First i had one ring like floaters in right eye , after 1 month , suddenly there were new small small & long floaters in both eyes. Now i have uncountable floaters in both eyes & it's impossible to ignore them . I recently checked my Reina & it was fine according to the doctor. He prescribed vitreon sachet for 3 months & 2 eye drops. What should I do now, as it's almost impossible for me to live this life for me .
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Unfortunately, there is no proper treatment for floaters.
A Vitrectomy surgery may be done for large floaters, but it carries huge amount of risk, and does not guarantee complete success/ resolution.
You may use the Vitreon Sachet to prevent further increase in floaters and try your best to ignore the floaters and carry out your work.
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Kindly get an online consultation to address all your concerns.
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Hi!
Floaters are common in myopes. Don’t worry.
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Continue the same treatment as your doctor advised
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Dr. Saba Kausar
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi, floaters are common in myopes.
Please continue medication as advised by local ophthalmologist.
If floaters are debilitating, you can get them lasered
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