The vitreous is the transparent gelatinous mass that occupies the center of the eyeball. It consists of collagen fibers and a liquid , hyaluronic acid .

Normally it is perfectly clear. Over time it changes ; its liquid component , hyaluronic acid is scarce , and fibrillar elements clump forming packets,

 

 

and these condensations of collagen fibers that form the so-called floaters . The process is more important in myopic .

The patient speaks fly following his gaze , especially on light background, less in the dark.
There also has floaters following inflammation or vitreous hemorrhage .
There is finally the great floaters which is derived from a vitreous detachment .

WHAT TO DO ?

The key is to ensure to his ophthalmologist , through an examination of the fundus , there is no associated retina that may cause retinal detachment , in which case treatment with lesions Argon laser is proposed .

Wearing tinted glasses reduces visual discomfort.

Prescribed by your ophthalmologist medical treatment may be beneficial.

Case by case basis , if discomfort is consistent , we can offer laser treatment or vitrectomy .

Recommended food :

Feel free to eat foods rich in vitamin C and E, zinc, lutein that help prevent vision problems associated with aging. Here is a list of beneficial foods for your eyes:

Fatty fish (salmon, sardines …)
Eggs and nuts
Carrots, oranges, avocados …
Leafy green vegetables (broccoli, cabbage …)
Malnutrition or smoking habits, which could seriously affect the functioning of the body.