Understanding Yellow Light in the Eye: Causes and Solutions
The eyes have a yellowish hue? Hello: I have myopia of over 800 degrees in both eyes and astigmatism of about 100 degrees. Approximately two to three years ago, I noticed flashes of light in my left eye, and occasionally, when I move my eye, I see yellow light. I went to Taipei P...
Dr. Wang Zhangji Reply:
Hello! Within the eyeball, there is a structure called the vitreous body, which resembles jelly. When we are young, the vitreous body is healthy, but as we age, especially if you have high myopia, the vitreous body may show signs of degeneration, known as vitreous liquefaction, s...[Read More] Understanding Yellow Light in the Eye: Causes and Solutions
Understanding the Connection Between Dry Eyes and Floaters
Patients with floaters? I previously had dry eye syndrome, and now I have floaters. I'm not sure if there is a direct relationship between the two. Additionally, my floaters are becoming more severe, and when I close my eyes, the floaters appear to have color. Are there any ...
Dr. Wang Zhangji Reply:
Hello! Dry eye syndrome and floaters are not directly related. Floaters are a type of vitreous degeneration, which is generally benign. Treatment is only necessary if there are associated conditions such as retinal tears. As long as regular retinal examinations are conducted, the...[Read More] Understanding the Connection Between Dry Eyes and Floaters
Understanding Visual Disturbances: What Causes Floating Light Spots?
Eye problems Hello, doctor: I have a question to ask you. Sometimes it seems like I experience visual hallucinations, with many light spots moving around. What could this be? Thank you.
Dr. Chen Xuan Reply:
A: When there are many spots moving in front of the eyes, it is necessary to differentiate the following conditions: 1. If it is only temporary (lasting a few seconds to a few minutes): consider it as an aura of a migraine attack, which is usually accompanied by dizziness or even...[Read More] Understanding Visual Disturbances: What Causes Floating Light Spots?
Can You Wear Contact Lenses with Floaters? Expert Advice Inside
Floaters Hello, doctor... I would like to ask if it is safe to wear contact lenses if I have floaters. If I am already wearing them, will there be any complications? Could you please give me some advice? Thank you.
Dr. Chen Xuan Reply:
Common floaters are mostly caused by vitreous degeneration and typically do not have a significant impact on vision. Wearing contact lenses will not lead to any complications. If you are still concerned, it is advisable to visit an ophthalmology clinic for a more detailed examina...[Read More] Can You Wear Contact Lenses with Floaters? Expert Advice Inside
Understanding Floaters: Symptoms, Risks, and Prevention of Retinal Tears
I'm sorry, but I need the content you would like me to translate? Hello doctor, I have something floating in my eye, is it floaters? I've heard many people say that floaters can cause retinal tears. May I ask... what are the symptoms of a retinal tear? Is the likelihood...
Dr. Chen Xuan Reply:
If there are only occasional small floating objects without any other symptoms (such as redness, eye pain, or blurred vision), then the likelihood of having floaters is quite high. Generally, floaters are mostly caused by vitreous degeneration and do not significantly affect visi...[Read More] Understanding Floaters: Symptoms, Risks, and Prevention of Retinal Tears
Understanding Floaters: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Is there a relationship? Hello, doctor! Sometimes I see small black spots floating in my vision. Could this be floaters? What are the symptoms of floaters? Will floaters affect my eyes? Is there any treatment or improvement available? How can I reduce the frequency of these spots...
Dr. Chen Xuan Reply:
A: If there are only occasional small floaters without any other symptoms (such as redness, eye pain, or blurred vision), then the likelihood of having floaters (myodesopsia) is quite high. Generally, floaters are mostly caused by vitreous degeneration and do not significantly af...[Read More] Understanding Floaters: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Understanding Abnormal Eye Symptoms in High Myopia Patients
Ocular abnormalities Hello Dr. Chang: I am a patient with high myopia. In the past month or two, I have noticed an abnormal condition in my right eye. Now, when I look at things with my right eye, I see irregularly shaped translucent objects (sometimes they even appear bright). I...
Dr. Zhang Yuhua Reply:
Dear online friend, It is difficult to speculate on potential conditions without actually seeing the patient. You may be experiencing vitreous degeneration or a hematological disorder (though at your young age, this is unlikely!). Retinal issues are certainly a possibility as we...[Read More] Understanding Abnormal Eye Symptoms in High Myopia Patients
Understanding Retinal Issues: Insights on Degeneration and Treatment Options
Retinal issues Hello Dr. Chang: I previously underwent a dilated fundus examination, and the doctor mentioned signs of retinal degeneration, stating that this phenomenon is quite common. I then went to Chang Gung Memorial Hospital to see a retinal specialist, who said everything ...
Dr. Zhang Yuhua Reply:
Dear netizens; since you have already consulted two ophthalmologists and both found no issues, try not to worry too much. Generally, patients with high myopia often experience peripheral retinal degeneration and vitreous degeneration. It is possible that you are experiencing phys...[Read More] Understanding Retinal Issues: Insights on Degeneration and Treatment Options
Understanding Black Spots in Vision: Causes and Care Tips
The appearance of black spots in the eyes? Hello Dr. Huang, I recently noticed a small black dot in my right eye that moves with my focus. In sunlight, I see a flickering object, similar to the patterns created by oil on glass when it comes into contact with water. My myopia is -...
Dr. Huang Bozhen Reply:
Subject: Floaters. Explanation: This condition is caused by the degeneration of the vitreous body, leading to opacities that project onto the retina, resulting in the visual phenomenon you observe. It is commonly seen in the elderly, but individuals with myopia may experience vit...[Read More] Understanding Black Spots in Vision: Causes and Care Tips
Understanding Floaters: Causes and Solutions for Eye Health
Floaters appear as small black dots drifting in your field of vision? I have a vision of around 800, and I used to see some small black dots floating in front of my eyes. My prescription also tends to increase easily.
Dr. Zhang Yuanze Reply:
Hello, Xiaoxue: Myopia is primarily a condition caused by an elongated axial length of the eye, which can lead to various complications and degeneration of the internal structures of the eye. The small black dots you see floating in front of your eyes are related to vitreous dege...[Read More] Understanding Floaters: Causes and Solutions for Eye Health