First, the good news: Floaters aren't usually a sign of something serious. In fact, they may not even require treatment. Still, they can be a symptom of an eye problem such as infection ...

With time, floaters can sometimes settle in the eye out of the line of sight. The two potential treatments that your ophthalmologist may recommend if you have floaters are: YAG laser vitreolysis ...

I frequently have to move my eye to try and get it out of my center vision so I can see clearly. Are there any treatments that can be done to remove distracting floaters? -- D.H. ANSWER: ...

If you see blurry shadows, also called floaters, or flashes of light, you could have PVD. As you get older, a gel inside your eye — called vitreous gel — can liquefy over time. It can slowly ...

I frequently have to move my eye to try and get it out of my center vision so I can see clearly. Are there any treatments that can be done to remove distracting floaters? — D.H. ANSWER: ...

Seeing flashing lights in the corner of one or both eyes can occur with migraine or result from trauma, detached retina, or other problems. The flashes of light may vary in shape, color, frequency ...

Clear vision is what allows us to experience the world in vivid detail and navigate our daily lives with ease. But there are hundreds of eye diseases, from common conditions such as cataracts ...

The right treatment: Prescription eye drops that temporarily improve eyelid ... Signs and symptoms: Flashes of light, floaters, lines or circles in your field of vision. Sometimes, people ...

Dr Joshua Mmbaga, has advised Tanzanians to undergo regular eye screenings to detect early signs of diabetic eye disease. Dr Mmbaga gave the advice on Wednesday in Dodoma while delivering a lecture ...

I frequently have to move my eye to try and get it out of my center vision so I can see clearly. Are there any treatments that can be done to remove distracting floaters? — D.H. ANSWER: “Floaters” are ...