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REGARDING EYE FLOATER
I was experiencing eye floaters for2 weeks.
My eye doctor did eye dilation test and found nothing in retina. He gave lubrication drop to apply 4 times a day for two weeks.
It doesn't improve and he is not available now.
What should I do?
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Usually floaters are non pathological. However since you have already undergone retina testing, hence you need not to worry. Just learn to omit them.
If you are using too much of mobile or laptop then ,
If it is for fun ...stop it
But
If it is for studies...then continue and learn about precautions..
For this you can ask your doctor or doodling consultation with anybody.
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Dr. Priyanka Singh
Ophthalmologist/ Eye Surgeon
11 yrs exp
Delhi
The floater is a particle or membrane that is floating in vitreous gel. It can be precursor form of retinal disease. But retina is checked and no problem is there, that means nothing to worry. The floater will remain as such..it can get disappear or remain as such. It will not be disposed off by any eyedrop.
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just get retina checked once year, report immediately if floater suddenly increase in number and size...
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