Can floaters be treated by Chinese medicine and how is floaters treated?

Western medicine has no choice but to rely on Chinese medicine for the time being.

Let me tell you clearly, those who eat wolfberry, Mingmu tea, and talk about kidney deficiency and liver fire are all nonsense and advertisements, and there is no miracle of taking Chinese medicine at all.

Floaters are spots, filaments, or spiderwebs formed by bleeding and inflammatory substances caused by retinal tears floating within the vitreous. Generally, it is more common to have high myopia or middle-aged age, and it is mostly caused by the degeneration of the benign vitreous itself. Floaters will appear in front of them similar to the image of mosquitoes and flies flying, and lingering, as few as one or two, and most have the illusion of "dancing all over the sky".

Generally speaking, if there are not many dark shadows, you only need to go to the doctor for regular check-ups every six months; If there is a sudden increase in the number of dark spots, or if the morphology changes significantly, or even accompanied by astigmatism, it may be a retinal tear or detachment, and it is necessary to go to the doctor as soon as possible. If the retina is dislocated for too long, there is a risk of blindness.

**: Due to the projection of embryonic cells remaining in the vitreous on the retina.

Symptoms: Normal people look at the white wall, and under the sunlight, they find transparent or translucent floating dots in front of their eyes, the shape is constant, the change is small, and the eyes are closed.

Visible. When examined, the vitreous is transparent.

**: Physiological**, but it should be explained clearly to the patient to eliminate his concerns and fears.

Senile vitreous degeneration, coupled with eye overuse, fatigue, etc., is a harmless vitreous opacity, and the vast majority of floaters do not affect visual function and do not require special drugs**. As long as you take a proper rest, avoid tiredness, do your work and rest regularly, take a break of 5 to 10 minutes every hour with your eyes for a long time, and don't use the computer for too long, and stop using it if you feel unwell. In addition, eating more foods that contain vitamin C, such as vegetables and fruits, can also help.

Floaters are generally caused by:

Vitreous degeneration.

caused, is one.

Natural aging. The phenomenon, that is, as the vitreous ages, will "liquefy", producing some turbidity. Therefore, the official name of floaters is "vitreous chaos" or "vitreous floats".

The condition of floaters is that it appears in front of the patient's eyes.

black dots, and will fly around with the movement of the eyeball, like.

Floaters are general, and their shapes are round, oval, point-shaped, linear, etc. A common occurrence is when.

It is easier for patients to notice its presence when they look at bright backgrounds such as blue skies and white walls.

Floaters often occur in middle-aged and elderly people over 40 years of age.

Patients with myopia, as well as those who have moved.

Cataract surgery.

It can also be developed in patients with intraocular inflammation or retinal vascular disease. Most of the floaters are benign, or "physiological floaters", which are characterized by the fact that if the patient has floaters in both eyes, it is impossible to determine which eye has floaters, and if these phenomena do not aggravate or change after a period of time, and the location of floaters is fixed, it is mostly benign.

On the contrary, if the floater phenomenon occurs suddenly, and it is limited to one eye, the direction of the mosquito flight is uncertain, the black shadow covers the field of vision, and the vision becomes poor

Visual field defects. These are all bad signs that must be paid attention to.

Here are a few of the dangerous symptoms of floaters:

1) There is an abnormal flash.

2) Floaters are increasing in a short period of time.

3) The view is obscured.

As a small number of floaters are serious diseases.

signs, so experts believe that if you find a swarm of floaters dancing in front of your eyes, you should first do a specialist examination, and after the examination, in case unfortunately there is a serious one.

eye disease, then it is necessary to target the eye disease**.

But the results of one test are not forever.

No problem. If there is a flash of light, a sudden increase in floaters, or the vision is obscured, it is necessary to undergo a detailed examination immediately.

"Floaters" are caused by opacity of the vitreous (in a small part of the cornea) inside the eye, which blocks light from entering the retina of the eye and leaves shadows on the retina. Vitreous is a vascular, nerve-free transparent gel in the middle of the eyeball, it is composed of collagen, hyaluronic acid and a large amount of water, in the eye it plays a role in transmitting light, supporting and stabilizing the intraocular structure, when physiological degeneration, inflammation and other factors make the vitreous turbidity, liquefaction, fibrosis, it will produce a series of symptoms such as "floaters" and even visual field defects.

"Floaters" are further divided into two categories: physiological and pathological. Even if it is a normal healthy eyeball, some of them have the feeling of "floaters", and the symptoms are mild, which is generally physiological "floaters", and you may be in this situation without special **.

On the contrary, some patients have obvious symptoms of "floaters", and even progressive aggravation, affecting vision, which is generally pathological "floaters", most of which occur in the elderly, patients with high myopia or other fundus diseases. Among them, 70 patients were caused by posterior vitreous detachment, and there was no special means, mainly to pay attention to eye care, avoid excessive eye fatigue, and have regular examinations. A small number of patients are caused by vitreous inflammation, retinal detachment, and severe vitreous liquefaction, and these patients need to be systematically examined by the ophthalmologist.

In addition to eliminating related methods, such as inflammation, retinal detachment and reduction, the following measures can also be applied: 1. Drugs: blood circulation and stasis drugs, iodine drugs, etc., are conducive to eliminating vitreous opacity and reducing chronic inflammation; 2 Surgery**:

Patients with severe vitreous opacity, liquefaction or fibrosis are expected to regain better vision by vitrectomy and replacement.

Floaters are also called vitreous opacity, vitreous opacity has no specific drugs to **, you can now use some iodine intramuscular injection, generally a course of ten days, and then use some salvia, Chuanxiongzine injection and other drugs to promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis**, may have a certain effect, if it affects vision, you can do vitrectomy.

If it is physiological floaters, there are no organic lesions, for example, it is manifested by feeling that there is a dark shadow fluttering in front of the eyes, which is obvious in the sun, but it is not obvious in the room, and the doctor diagnoses it as floaters. In this case, there is no need to be nervous, there is no need to do **, and general drugs will not remove it. Because it is only a physiological change, it will not affect the vision, so there is no need to be too nervous.

There is also a pathological vitreous opacity, which is also manifested as floaters, and there is something floating in front of it. However, the diagnosis in the hospital is not a simple floaters, but may be called vitreous opacity. There are many types of vitreous opacity, and floaters caused by hemorrhage and retinal detachment must be ruled out.

If it weren't for these two reasons, it was just simple vitreous degeneration, vitreous liquefaction, or because there had been blood, and now it doesn't come out, the fundus of the eye has been **good, but there are still floaters in front of the eyes, just simple vitreous opacity, which can be carried out appropriately**, you can take drugs, and the taking of any drug should be carried out under the guidance of a doctor.