Patient's question:
NoDoctor's answer:
Hello, as you mentioned, the vitreous is generally a transparent jelly-like substance. With age or due to other eye conditions such as myopia, trauma, or inflammation, the original jelly-like substance may liquefy, leading to the symptom of floaters. If you experience floaters, it is necessary to determine whether they are physiological or pathological. Different treatments are recommended based on the severity. It is advised to visit a professional ophthalmology hospital to examine the fundus and make a judgment. In daily life, pay attention to proper eye use, avoid prolonged TV watching or staying up late, and have regular follow-up examinations of the fundus.