Patient's question:
Is your body well and do you have any other illnesses? Because you are in menopause, you just have some menopausal symptoms. I am 51 years old, and my eyes have black spots. I use a computer at work now, and my eyes feel like there is a sense of coagulation on the eyelids with a sense of pain. Wearing (near-sighted glasses), things look very blurry. About past treatment and effectiveness: I have never been treated. What kind of help do you need: Use the Good Vision Eye Patch.Doctor's answer:
You are 51, which should be the age when you enter menopause. If there are no obvious clinical symptoms, you can leave it alone as it can naturally pass. The black spots in your eyes that you mentioned are called floaters. Floaters may indicate possible vitreous opacity. This phenomenon is particularly noticeable when looking at white and bright backgrounds.Recommendations:
A "good vision patch" is ineffective. Vitreous opacity can be either physiological or pathological. Physiological opacity does not significantly affect vision.
Suggestions:
1. Use one drop of Aminodipine eye drops, one drop at a time.
2. It's worth consulting a traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) practitioner, as the efficacy of traditional Chinese medicine should not be overlooked.
If it is pathological, treatment should be targeted at the underlying cause.