What does vitreous opacity in the right eye mean

The vitreous opacity of the right eye refers to the presence of unknown substances in the vitreous body of the right eye, resulting in blurred vision and black shadows floating in front of the eye.

The vitreous body in the human eye can maintain the normal shape of the eyeball, nourish the eye, alleviate eyeball vibration, etc. If the vitreous body undergoes degenerative changes or there are inflammation, foreign bodies, trauma, etc. in the vitreous body, it may lead to liquefaction of the vitreous body and lead to the occurrence of vitreous opacity. If the vitreous body of the right eye is turbid, the patient may feel black shadows floating in front of the right eye, and the vision may decrease to varying degrees.

Physiological vitreous opacity of the right eye does not require special treatment, and pathological vitreous opacity of the right eye can be relieved by drug treatment, surgery, etc. to reduce vision damage.