Patient's question:
Since last year, I've been feeling like there's something in my eyes. At first, I thought it was because I didn't wash them clean while washing my face, and some dirty stuff got into my eyes. But later, as time went on, I noticed something wasn't right. There were always black spots in my eyes that couldn't be rubbed away. That's when I realized I had floaters. I want to ask, how much does it cost to treat floaters?Doctor's answer:
Hello! Floaters are generally physiological and usually do not require treatment. They will never affect your vision and have no adverse effects on your eyes. There is no special medication to eliminate physiological floaters. It is recommended that you pay attention to your eyes, avoid staying up late, do not look at your phone or computer for long periods, and ensure adequate rest for your eyes. Eat more foods rich in vitamins B and C, and make sure to get enough deep sleep.