Floaters: shadows dancing in the light Dry eyes Eye fatigue Eye pressure High myopia Astigmatism Floaters Eye diseases
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Floaters: shadows dancing in the light
Have you ever noticed small black dots, lines, or spider web-like objects that seem to be floating across your field of vision when you're out in the sun, staring at the sky, or at your computer screen? These are called "floaters," and in medical terms, the phenomenon is named floaters. For many people, floaters may be just an occasional inconvenience, but for others they can become a major distraction in daily life. This article aims to delve into the causes of floaters and help everyone better understand this common yet misunderstood phenomenon.
1. An in-depth study of the causes of floaters
1.1 Introduction to eye structure
To understand floaters, we first need to briefly understand the basic structure of the eye. The back of the eye is filled with a gel-like substance called vitreous, which helps the eye maintain its round shape and focuses light as it passes through the eye.
1.2 Vitreous Degeneration: Main Causes
As we age, the vitreous body may gradually degrade and liquefy, causing changes in its internal structure. These changes can cause tiny particles or fibers in the vitreous to collect, forming shadows. It is these shadows that are cast onto the retina and we see what are called "floaters."
1.3 Other triggering factors
Before we dive into other triggers of floaters, it's important to realize that floaters are not a sign of a single disease, but rather a visible symptom of changes within the eye. These changes can be caused by a variety of factors, including but not limited to the natural aging process. Here are some detailed explanations to help understand other possible causes of floaters.
①. Eye inflammation or infection
Eye inflammation, such as uveitis, or eye infection, such as a bacterial or viral infection inside the eye, can cause an inflammatory reaction in the area around the retina. This inflammation may prompt structural changes within the vitreous body, resulting in the formation of visible floaters. In this case, floaters may be accompanied by symptoms such as red eyes, eye pain, or decreased vision.
② Complications after eye surgery
Although eye surgery, such as cataract surgery or retinal surgery, is generally safe, some patients may experience changes in the vitreous that lead to the appearance of floaters after surgery. Small adjustments to the intraocular structure during surgery may promote structural changes in the vitreous that can lead to the formation of floaters.
③, myopia
Individuals with high myopia are more likely to develop floaters because changes in the shape of the myopic eyeball increase the likelihood of structural changes in the vitreous. Myopic eyeballs tend to be longer, which may cause the vitreous body to pull on the retina, causing changes in the vitreous body and the formation of floaters.
④. Eye injuries
Eyes that are impacted or damaged by external forces, such as accidental collisions, surgical injuries, or other physical injuries, may cause damage to the vitreous body and form floaters. In this case, floaters may be a direct result of intraocular bleeding or vitreous damage.
⑤. Diabetes and other health conditions
Systemic health problems such as diabetes may also affect the eyes, especially if the condition causes fundus changes such as diabetic retinopathy. These diseases may cause changes in the internal environment of the vitreous body and increase the occurrence of floaters.
Because each person's experience and severity of floaters is different, it is especially important to seek consultation from an eye care professional when floaters suddenly increase or occur along with other visual problems. This not only helps diagnose the specific cause of floaters, but also eliminates the possibility of more serious eye diseases, such as retinal detachment, ensuring eye health and vision safety.
2. Caring for eye health and cherishing every ray of light
Although floaters are a harmless phenomenon in many cases, they are a reminder that we need to pay attention to our eye health. If you notice a sudden increase in floaters, or are accompanied by flashes of light, vision loss, and other symptoms, this may be a sign of a more serious problem, and you should consult an eye specialist immediately.
In addition, regular eye examinations, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, and avoiding unnecessary eye pressure are all important measures to maintain eye health and prevent floaters.
Although floaters are inevitable, through scientific management and prevention, we can still enjoy a clear and beautiful world. Let us join hands to care for eye health and cherish every ray of light in life.
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[Principle of efficacy]
According to the theory of traditional Chinese medicine, nutrients for the eyes are provided by the liver and kidneys, and eye health is closely related to liver and kidney function. In modern life, when looking at mobile phones and computers for long periods of time, the eyes need to obtain additional nutrition. When the innate liver and kidney supply cannot meet this increased demand, dry eyes, fatigue, and even astigmatism, myopia, macular degeneration and other eye problems will occur. .
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【Clinical effect】
After a single use of QUEST WISE soothing cold compress patch for 40-60 minutes, the naked eye vision of myopic patients improved by 0.1 to 0.3 (the vision of some teenage patients improved from 0.7 to 1.0).
For high intraocular pressure caused by glaucoma, after using this product for 2 weeks, the intraocular pressure basically returned to stable.
For fly streaks that Western medicine has no solution for, generally there will be significant improvement after using this product for 1 month.
【Product Application】
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- Treatment of dry eyes and discomfort: In daily life, if the eyes are dry and uncomfortable, you can apply 2 to 4 tablets according to personal conditions to instantly relieve dryness.
- Auxiliary treatment of eye diseases: For eye diseases such as pseudomyopia and floaters, it is recommended to apply 6 tablets every night before going to bed. Continuous use can effectively assist treatment and improve eye conditions.
- Postoperative intraocular pressure management: Start using it about one month after cataract, myopia and other eye surgeries to help quickly reduce intraocular pressure, provide cooling and comfort, and relieve eye discomfort.
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Examples of using QUEST WISE soothing cold compress
Jamie B. 39 years old - Dispensing 1 box of prescriptions
chief complaint. Severe dry eyes and contact lens wear
Patch usage time: 6 days at follow-up
1). Dry eyes feel much better.
2). Wearing contact lenses feels more comfortable
Product link: QUEST WISE soothing cold compress patch
