How long does physiological floaters usually disappear?

Physiological floaters

are caused by vitreous liquefaction and cloudiness, and are related to factors such as age and myopia. For most patients with physiological floaters, symptoms usually ease or disappear gradually within weeks to months, but some patients may last for years.

It should be noted that physiological floaters are a self-limiting disease and usually do not require special treatment. However, if symptoms persist or worsen, it is recommended to seek medical advice to rule out the possibility of other eye diseases.