How I can get rid of floaters in my eyes?
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Most spots and eye floaters are merely annoying but harmless when they temporarily enter the field of vision, and many fade over time. People sometimes are interested in surgery to remove floaters, but doctors are willing to perform such surgery only in rare instances.\n\nIf you suddenly see new floaters, or eye floaters accompanied by flashes of light or peripheral vision loss, it could indicate serious conditions such as diabetic retinopathy; vascular abnormalities such as retinal hemorrhages or carotid artery disease, or the beginning of a retinal detachment. The retina can tear if the shrinking vitreous gel pulls away from the wall of the eye. This sometimes causes a small amount of bleeding in the eye that may appear as new floaters. You should see your eye doctor immediately
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try this, peel a potato, put the skin over your eyes , leave it for 7 mintz , do this 3 days in a row and u will c the diff, it works, as for the tired puffy eyes, use the same way with cucamber, good look
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Drinking alot of water. No more soda. And avoid all greasy foods.\nAlso, avoid touching your face with your hands.\nYou will be clear in no time.
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It's actually caused by tiny blood vessels.  The skin under the eye is so thin it shows through.  There are over the counter cosmetic creams that can get rid of under eye circles.  Some people say putting slices of cucumbers on your closed eyes for a few minutes works too.  I haven't ever tried that, though.  You can also try getting more sleep.
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The fastest way is to use some kind of eyedrops like Visine, but if you don't have any, run cold water on a washcloth and wring it out just enough so it doesn't drip - then close your eyes and put the cold compress on them for about 5 min. should work - if they are really red, try wrapping ice cubes in the the washcloth or use a bag of frozen veggies and put on your eyes for a couple min.
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I have floaters. It has something to do with your retina. Should you start noticing many more just out of the blue, blurring vision, peripheral vision fading or blasts of bright light in your vision then you should get to a doctor quick b/c that could mean that your retina is detaching. Look it up in the search engine for more info.
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Sounds like "floaters", I think they are tiny scratches on your retina.
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While floaters (little spots floating around in your vision) are very common and usually of no concern, flashes of light are not something you want to mess around with.  You need to call your eye doctor (optometrist or ophthalmologist - either is qualified) ASAP and tell him/her what you're experiencing.  Flashes are often a sign of a retinal or vitreous detachment (the pulling on the retina causes you to see the flashes).
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1. THROW AWAY YOUR CONTACT LENSES.\n2. SEE YOUR OPTHALMOLOGIST NOW and follow his instructions carefully.\n3.  drink more water. not juice, not coffee, or any kind of coloured or flavoured liquid, WATER. the ideal amount is 16 glasses per day and to spread out water intake.\n4. take vitamin A and high dosage Vitamin C. I recommend Nutrilite Multi Carotene and Nutrilite Acerola C.
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Those are called floaters. They may be nothing but they may also be symptoms of more serious eye problems including issues with the retina. Consult your regular physician or an ophthalmologist.\n\nFor further information check out:\nhttp://www.allaboutvision.com/conditions/spotsfloats.htm
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Here are somethings that can cause this problem.\n\n1. Lack of sleep.\n2. Inherited condition having a family with the kind of skin that makes dark circles more likely.\n3. Fluid retention which causes puffiness that may cast shadows.\n4. Aging which thins and relaxes the skin around the eyes.\n\nDark eye circles - treatments and remedies \n\n1. Powdered fenugreek and milk are said to tackle dark circles. Apply a paste of fenugreek mixed in milk on dark circles in the night. Wash off in the morning and watch dark circles vanish for good.\n\n2. Freeze grated cucumber. Massage the grated cucumber ice cubes on the eyes. \n\n3. Soak cotton wool in cucumber juice or potato juice & apply around the eyes.\n\n4. For eye puffiness, any tea bag (herbal is better, especially eyebright), slightly cooled, placed on the eyes while you rest.\n\n5. To lighten dark circles under your eyes, wrap a grated raw potato in cheesecloth and apply to eyelids for 15-20 minutes. Rinse with warm water.\n\n6. The best overall eye tonic is eyebright (an herb). Make a tea of it and either use the teabags or soak cotton balls or soft gauze in the tea and apply to eyes as a compress while lying down.
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Talk to your eye doctor!
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It is possible that you are having floaters which are actually tiny clumps of gel or cells inside the vitreous, the clear jelly-like fluid that fills the inside of your eye.\nFloaters may look like specks, strands, webs or other shapes. Actually, what you are seeing are the shadows of floaters cast on the retina, the light-sensitive part of the eye.\nHowever, if you are seeing flashes of light, there may be something more serious occurring such as retinal detachment. I would go see your eye doctor immediately.
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I get that sometimes too. I have hypoglycemia. I also take a medicine for depresseion called Welbutrin which I have taken for 4 years now. Also I have reached the ripe age of 41!  I think all these things combined is what causes my spots, blurryness and shadows. I was told by my eye doc that the floating spots that move are age spots that most people get with age (over 40). They are protien fillers that build up. The sugar imbalance cause the color spots. Eating more protien in my diet and less fats/carbs helps me.
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Drink Borage tea\n\nUse cool fresh Eyebright tea (one tablespoon Eyebright tincture to one cup boiled water) as an eyewash daily.\n\nTake Ginko Biloba\n\nAll are available at your local health food store...
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Sleep, Water, Cool (not cold) wash cloths across your eyes before bed... helps then to relax...\n\nSOmething you can by: Physicans Choice consealer from an Target store...
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Hopefully your cousin is currently seeing an eye doctor for glasses.  He should be having a dilated eye exam every year to make sure that the floaters aren't a sign of something more serious going on in his eyes.  Floaters are usually nothing to worry about, but 12 is a pretty young age to start having them.  (They're caused by an age-related breakdown of the gel in the back of the eye.)