Eye Floaters Symptoms

Eye floaters can be at the very least extremely irritating, if not totally scary. They hamper sight and the ability to carry out day to day tasks such as reading and driving. Those that suffer from eye floaters have varying descriptions of their symptoms.

Eye floaters symptoms have been described as spots, specks, wavy lines, being cobweb like and hairs in the field of sight amongst others. Even the numbers vary from one to some sufferers seeing hundreds. They may also appear in one or both eyes, although if they are present in both eyes, their appearance will be typically different in each. They will also move with the movement of the eye, so if looking left, the floaters will also move left before repositioning centrally.

Usually, eye floaters are more noticeable in bright light, such as in the sunlight, and in fact, some people only detect floaters whilst outdoors, walking or driving. It is clear then that eye floaters can be really bothersome for those with outside jobs such as driving, and also for those partaking in outdoor sports, particularly those that need accurate and precise vision such as shooting or archery.

As well as being aggravating, eye floaters can also signal the presence of other serious conditions, such as retinal detachment. This can only be confirmed by visiting a qualified medical practitioner, so a visit should be made as soon as eye floaters develop. A re-visit will be vital if there is a major change to the shape and size of the floaters, or if sight problems, pain or discharge from the eyes are experienced. Diabetics should be particularly mindful if they develop eye floaters as this could be a sign of proliferative diabetic retinopathy, which can result in bleeding in the eye.
 
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