Floaters Information
Bleeding in vitreous, due to retinal bleeds in diabetes an dother illness can also lead to a sudden loss of vision.
Causes of Floaters
Floaters are due to opacities in the vitreous humour, the jelly like fluid in the eyeball.
Floaters is the name given to small specks that appear to float across the field of vision. Through most people expecience them as they age, a persistence or increase in Floaters may herald a problem - vitreous detachment that may lead to serious damage of the retina.
Bleeding in vitreous, due to retinal bleeds in diabetes an dother illness can also lead to a sudden loss of vision.
Floaters are due to opacities in the vitreous humour, the jelly like fluid in the eyeball.