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I got floaters so the doctor said there is no treatment for it .So, what can I do now ? So floaters increase or no? If increase then how long does it stay into our eye or I got floaters around 2 years and now its increase day by day so what can I do ? any Idea
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Floaters are small pieces of material that form in the vitreous -- the clear fluid that fills the interior cavity of the eye. Floaters are usually clumps of condensed protein or cells, seen as small specks or strands moving into your field of vision. They may have the appearance of a small insect or cobweb. Floaters are most apparent when you are looking at a plain background such as a blank wall or blue sky. They can be seen because they create shadows on the retina, the light sensitive film at the back of the eye. In most cases, floaters are part of the natural aging process. As we grow older, the vitreous shrinks causing the development of cloudy clumps of vitreous which are seen as floaters. This is common among those who are nearsighted or who have undergone cataract surgery. If floaters are significant a surgery such as vitrectomy may be required. Visit our site www.pediatriconcall.com for more information on child health.
 
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