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BOSSHOG

(40,891 posts) Sun Jan 12, 2025, 05:11 PM Jan 12

Any one had any success getting rid of FLOATERS? [View all]

I’m 70, in real good health I’d say. But floaters are getting worse. I like and trust my eye doctor but he’s not my solution. I hear there is an elective procedure that’s not 100% good so to speak. Any suggestions are appreciated.

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Any one had any success getting rid of FLOATERS? [View all] BOSSHOG Jan 12 OP

mine are better since my cataract surgery. I had no idea that could be a side benefit nt yellowdogintexas Jan 12 #1

Interesting BOSSHOG Jan 12 #5

Now that it's been mentioned, PoindexterOglethorpe Jan 12 #2

No. Only time helps as my ophthalmologist said nothing could be done surfered Jan 12 #3

How long did that take? 2naSalit Jan 12 #7

A month or two. surfered Jan 12 #9

Thanks. 2naSalit Jan 12 #11

Mine were cleared by a simple laser procedure after cataract surgery. sinkingfeeling Jan 12 #4

Thx BOSSHOG Jan 12 #6

No, if I remember, they were a couple of months apart. sinkingfeeling Jan 12 #8

I just got my first floaters and flashes after xmas Richard_GB Jan 12 #10

I've had them about five years BOSSHOG Jan 12 #12

My ophthalmologist told me that you can only wait them out. I had some new, really bad ones ... eppur_se_muova Jan 12 #13

Thank You Very Much BOSSHOG Jan 12 #14

I just flush a few more times and that seems to do the trick. Elessar Zappa Jan 13 #15

Fisetin and Luteolin. 58Sunliner Jan 13 #16