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Floaters, a common ocular phenomenon, manifest themselves at different stages in their development.
In the early stages, floaters are usually caused by age-related changes in the vitreous. As we age, the vitreous gradually liquefies, and some collagen fiber scaffolds collapse, forming small turbidities. These clouds swim in the eyes, and when the light passes through, we feel a small dark shadow fluttering in front of our eyes.
In the medium term, the liquefaction of the vitreous may be further intensified, the amount of turbidity may increase, and the phenomenon of floaters will become more pronounced and frequent. At the same time, there may be some flashes of light, which are caused by vitreous traction of the retina.
Later on, the situation can get more complicated. If the vitreous opacity continues to worsen, it may seriously affect vision, and blurred vision may occur. In addition, if the vitreous pulls on the retina too severely, it may even cause serious complications such as retinal tears and retinal detachment.
The harm of floaters is mainly reflected in the impact on vision and quality of life. Those floaters that are constantly fluttering often interfere with vision, making people feel uncomfortable and troubled during activities such as reading and driving. Serious complications that occur later, such as retinal detachment, can cause great damage to vision and even lead to blindness.
In conclusion, floaters, although they may not seem serious in the early stages, should not be taken lightly. Once abnormal visual phenomena are found, they should seek medical attention in time for a detailed eye examination and evaluation so that appropriate measures can be taken to avoid more serious consequences from their development. At the same time, we should also pay attention to the rational use of eyes in daily life to protect our eye health.
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