Does anyone have eye floaters?

Question

Does anyone have eye floaters?

Answer 1

I myself had eye floaters in my field of vision when I was a patient of myopia.

Then I opened my third eye and myopia was gone.

Along went my eye floaters too!

I did it all myself to me. Bodily! So I developed an insight into the working of the body that keeps the third eye closed and generates myopia (or any other, not only any other eye problem, but body and mind problems too!).

My body remembers its past. It can anytime push back its eyes to their old myopic disposition.

The moment I do it, my eye floaters are back into my field of vision immediately again.

I can simply say - because I know it first hand - that all the literature in ophthalmology regarding eye floaters is full of c**k and bull stories. They talk of eye floaters being debris and clumps and strands in the vitreous gel casting their shadows on the retina and what more not!

But even if they are so, that's not a structural problem, rather only a functional one depending on the habitual way your body keeps your eyeballs held in.

Change the way and these floaters change their shape and position. I many times do it and keep playing with them! I am a research-oriented person, you see!

Correct the way and the eye floaters disappear altogether!

You can check my experience at http://www.thirdeyehealth.com/eye-floate...

Answer 2

Yes.  I am very myopic and have lots of floaters.  The big ones you never get used to and when they are right in your line of vision they can affect your quality of life greatly.  I am considering vitrectomy surgery to clear my vision.

Answer 3

Yes. My vision is great and I don't need glasses, but I have a couple in each eye.

Answer 4

Yes, I am very nearsighted and have lots of them. I get my eyes checked yearly and get them dilated, as a high number of floaters at a young age puts people more at risk for retinal detachment, which can cause blindness. It is very rare, and the odds of anyone getting it are not high, but I have my ophthalmologist check me regularly! There is nothing you can do about floaters, unfortunately, but they do perform surgery in extreme cases where the floaters actually obscure most or all of the person's vision. Hopefully that's never the case with you!

Answer 5

Everyone does....but short-sighted people notice them more.