How to treat eye floaters

Floaters is also called physiological vitreous opacity, which is a very common condition in ophthalmology. It is usually seen in high myopia or middle-aged and elderly people. It is mainly due to the increase of age or myopia. The vitreous body gradually liquefies from a stable gel-like structure, thus causing floaters or floaters in front of us. It is a physiological process and does not affect vision. It does not need to be treated. If the symptoms are obvious, you can consider treatment by drugs or surgery. Drugs can choose oral lecithin complex iodine tablets or amino iodine peptide eye drops. Surgery can choose laser ablation, which can improve the symptoms of floaters.