Weird eye problem?

As we age, the vitreous, which is the gel that makes up to shape of the inside of the eye, turns from a solid gel to a liquid. As get even older, the liquid begins to dry out and small floaters form. Generally, floaters are harmless. However, the vitreous is attached firmly to the retina, and sometimes when it detaches as it liquifies and dries, it can tear the retina. The resulting retinal hole or tear is serious. When someone has a floater, they should see their ophthalmologist immediately to rule out retinal disorders. If flashing lights and loss of vision present, this should occur immediately as well.

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Adam D Koenigsberg MD

Ophthalmology

Jacksonville FL

Definetly see an ophthalmologist. Your eye might desire to no longer be commencing up completely with the aid of crusting. interior the propose time, do heat compresses for 10 minutes each and on a daily basis until your appointment. end donning your touch until your appointment so the well-being care provider can take a extra valuable look at your cornea and conjunctiva.

It could be some kind of weird, 2d sperm, but that is unlikely. The more obvious solution is pink eye. But since your eye isnt pink, that might not be it either. In my opinion, i think when you got really piss-drunk last tuesday, some of your friends took you to a tattoo parlor and got a black sperm tattooed on your eye. That appears to be the most logical solution.

Well, it probably is an eye floater. I have those when I get headaches. It may be a sign of an optical problem, so see an optometrist. It may also be a sign of migraines.